“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

“Painkillers” by Thomas Typewriter – a new painting

paintings
“Painkillers” by Thomas Typewriter (acrylic on stretched canvas)

“There is a pain in my thigh” – a new poem by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

Pain is a pin

Piercing pages of the calendar

A moment that never gives in

Existence without structure

Till it ends

With frantic hopes of never again

a new poem: “A Dress Code for Words” by Thomas Typewriter

poetry

Which words are falsely dressed as fear?

Covered in coats spun from pain, misunderstanding, and rejection

freely provided by my own interior designs.

Labyrinths and fun house mirror started by another but self-finished.

My awareness has a dress code it turns out.

The words dislike these new wardrobes.

They struggle against the ill-fitting fabrics.

Most will tire and comply, behaving in new ways.

But a few, a gift-to-all few, will pop the buttons and rip the seams.

Casting off their coats, their nakedness startles me.

Reminds me.

The world is beautiful and I sometimes forget.

“Sometimes the PAIN slips out, for BETTER AND WORSE” by Thomas Typewriter

From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
“Sometimes the PAIN slips out, for BETTER AND WORSE” by Thomas Typewriter (watercolor, ink and gesso on stretched canvas. 20″ x 16″)