Vol : Writing

WWCS (What would Camus say)

WWCS (What would Camus say)

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..
WRESTLMANIA

WRESTLMANIA

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..
WRACKED

WRACKED

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?”..
WORTH IT

WORTH IT

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..
WOKE

WOKE

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..
FOR THE WIN

FOR THE WIN

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, ..
GETTING THE BLUES

GETTING THE BLUES

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..
WILDLIFE

WILDLIFE

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..
THE WHOLE BALL OF WAX

THE WHOLE BALL OF WAX

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..
WHO NEEDS SHROOMS?

WHO NEEDS SHROOMS?

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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