Cretan Maineiac (April 29,1961 / Lewiston, ME USA)
Poems by Cretan Maineiac : 24 / 71
1986: Movin' On
Where to now, slave of
Liberty, who’s gonna’ ask
You in from
This one? Walk on, it’s
Only human, you’ve been
Thru that, accepted it,
Right? Sorta’ like that vacuum
That swells between your
Skull & head after
A one-night stand with everything.
Cretan Maineiac
Submitted: Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Poems by Cretan Maineiac : 24 / 71
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Yes.. I see... well we have been missing each other of late in a void it would appear ... so hello... now I must move on from this stand... apparently I have some music to listen to... xx
Those last four lines, C, are one huge, self-awareness-here-I-come punch. One hell of a piece. t x