Jarvis Black

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you should have seen me:
back-peddaling and scurrying,
hurt by words and
dismissed by less.
...

doesn't matter
how they build the man
it's still fragile framing
and childlike hurt.
...

3.

The ocean waves rolled her,
pitched her brilliant smile
so close to mine
that my heart
...

crawling through old books
and photo-albums,
looking for a story that might
sell him hope,
...

Jarvis Black Biography

Jarvis Black was born in the southeast corner of Texas, against the backdropp of the Gulf of Mexico and a sky dotted by the vast petroleum refineries. Always having a love for verse, he began writing at a young age to escape his emotional state, only to define his bitter, often maudlin, no-holds-barred style by the time he'd reached his early twenties. He is a gifted musician and artist, but his first and truest love is writing. (from old wikipedia entry, now deleted) He is the author of two anthologies of poetry, with a third, 'Madhouse Strays' to be published by summer of 2008. (- Biography thanks to Miles Arthur.))

The Best Poem Of Jarvis Black

Red Tin Can

you should have seen me:
back-peddaling and scurrying,
hurt by words and
dismissed by less.
i am like a child
hiding under beds.
ten minutes until midnight
and i feel more
like hamlet
than shakespeare
ever did

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