Tag Archives: Healthcare

Today is Someday

In this festival of ignorance
I Proudly define
Smell
Taste
Sight
Hearing
And touch

Awareness drowning in the aware

Insurance companies denying what is fair
Their ironclad empires
Cathedrals phosphorescing

As my sum remains the remainder
This writing teethmarking life
The man I love

His senseless disease
Imprisoned by regulations
In the strictures of law

America . . .

Spurred Letters

Good morning, you
You, cluster of grapes

Jar of hot wine spilled
Branded signs curing

The cliffhanging disease
His trapeze of fear

The whiteness of its flesh
Sleep sleep like the unborn

Your nakedness is slowly being dressed
I am here pounding at your chest

With a green swell of fortune

Chemotherapy round two, oh daddy your beak is so mighty strong. It sun scatters with love. . .

Privacy for Sale

The direction of this post is clear.

Like an unruly naturalized American I will write about the reality that surrounds me, the shopping malls, the loudness in a healthcare system gone bankrupt.

The fanatics ringing my doorbell, selling me faith, meat trucking my doorstep, the Mary Kay’s attempting my fate.

To afford, to spend, perfecting their fantastic herd.

If multiplying identities Gods you, donate your heart to someone whose faint beat desperately tries.

Ration your spending, believe hunger is the obvious.
Live with integrity live with hope.

I want to quit this lifestyle and walk, walk until my feet ache.
Embrace my purpose, my existence evermore.