“What do you scream?” by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

What are you to do

What choices can be made

Throat blinded

Vision raw

No planning for this.

What now that loud shifts louder

Night silhouettes

Blistering regrets

How do you scream when you are already screaming

How does your voice last.

Where is all this coming from

Who do you call

When you drown out your own voice

Irregular noises

Guttural piths

Competitive voices racing to closed doors.

Again and again I ask

How do you scream when you are already screaming

-by Thomas Typewriter

“A Rock In The Mud” by Thomas Typewriter – a new poem

poetry

The rock sighs heavy thoughts

Disappearing into the mud

Lower than known

Minerals in stone

Down, Down,

Past where the bones dissolve

And as the distance adds

Always failing

To realize

The gravity of the situation

-Thomas Typewriter

“Maze” – a new poem by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

Life are you pleased with yourself

At the cleverness of the maze you’ve designed.

Do you feel joy when I get confused

Do you feel guilt when I get tired

Have you grown bored

a new poem: “Tears” by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

Tears in the night

Fight or flight

Hold her close

Hold her tight

Soon a new day

Soon a new sight

a new poem: “Rain Clouds” by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

Rain clouds have come to stay

and my penis refuses to play.

I ask him to rise, to stir, to stay awake, to just plain obey.

He merely responds, “Not today.”

“There is something about the sky’s grey

that compels me to fade away.

No matter what you do. No matter what you say.”