Mysteriously, there rose a smell
in Bergen County, and it crossed
the Hudson River, where its spell
on Westside people was not lost,
...
A man may be imprisoned in a room
that opens inwards: it will be his tomb
if he keeps pushing. When our heads are full
of nonsense, thoughts are teeth we have to pull.
...
Like Florida, I’m in foreclosure.
There’s no one who will buy my dreams,
although once certified as kosher,
they all appear like Ponzi schemes
...
Thamthon of Gaza, with muthles of thteel,
was theated one day on the lap of a danther,
Delilah, who athked him: “Thay, can they be real? ”
“Ath real as my hair ith tho long, ” wath his anther,
...
Acceptance of the end of life when its
container has worn out,
and the awareness it no longer fits
the spirit that’s within it in the drought
...
“Don’t speak of that man! ” he said, unenticed
on his deathbed, not willing to share
his last time with a priest if he talked about Christ,
and he rests now in peace. Vive Voltaire!
...
Hedda, get your gun, appears to be
the message Ibsen hopes we’ll take away
from watching Mrs. Gabler breaking free,
though bound in marriage. It’s not just a play
...
According to John Wilmot the enjoyment
that is the climax of lovemaking cuts off life
and fire after sexual deployment.
This tends to disappoint a mistress or a wife
...
TELEOLOGICALLY CHALLENGED
For purpose we yearn,
...
The door of absolution once again
is opened in the Catholic Church, and I
to its indulgences will say amen.
When the time will come for me to die
...