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A Poem by Vol
In my home town, there was an
alley.
It led to the dark inner court
of a city
block, where
we liked to get stoned
and visit its secre..
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A Poem by Vol
I had a professor once,
actually a lot
of them walked through my head
at
one time or another, trying to
spill
their beans, hoping the..
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A Poem by Vol
Fireworks
and blood...
the
stuff everybody does
just
to manage a day…
“should
I wear the blue tie
or
the red one?”..
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A Poem by Vol
My
driveway curves up the .
hill
through heavy
trees. In
Spring
and early Summer,
my
rusty lawnmower
keeps
the undergrowth at bay
alon..
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A Poem by Vol
Being tired isn’t enough;
sometimes I’m pissed, worn
out,
half dead from all the
red-eyed
stupidity painting everything
i..
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A Poem by Vol
Not often enough, I buy a
bottle of
Four Roses Kentucky Straight
Bourbon Whiskey.
I lay in my chair and watch a
good movie,
..
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A Poem by Vol
If God exists, He must be
really, really BIG!
Just
think… wait a minute, what is a thought?
And
then, what if God has a thought? Are His..
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A Poem by Vol
By city standards, the
wilderness
behind my house is vast and
inhabited by all the usual
denizens,
some of whom make it difficul..
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A Poem by Vol
Sex. Drugs. Rock-N-Roll.
Wine. Women. Song.
Church. Religion. God.
Three. Three. Three.
They say things come in threes
and apparently..
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A Poem by Vol
I
met your perfume
face
to face in a crowded
mall.
What is going on
with
Patchouli and all those
olfactory
nerves slapped
smack
o..
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