Wilyem Clark : Writing

 Missed Connections

Missed Connections

A Poem by Wilyem Clark


I saw you everywhere, at all times: Drinking boilermakers at Freddie's. Riding the ultralong Rosslyn escalator. In your mailman garb heading home. ..
The Middle Ward

The Middle Ward

A Poem by Wilyem Clark


A furnace of light invades the rear room; What lies beyond cannot be seen: The glare is incredible. In the margin of darkness Insecurities hold sw..
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A Poem by Wilyem Clark


Ferocity drives my private thoughts; Is it fair to condemn all humanity For stupidity and wrongheadedness, Versus lauding the noble one percent, A..
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A Poem by Wilyem Clark


Bare trees in April, A stark and indefinite spring. Our middle region's weather patterns Are disrupted, spiking back and forth In irregular heartb..
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A Poem by Wilyem Clark


I should be happy with my scaled-down life; After all, I'm privileged: I don't have to worry about What shall I eat? Where shall I sleep? How..
The Rally

The Rally

A Poem by Wilyem Clark


We stood in the cold sun, Eight hundred thousand, defenseless, Except for the barbs scrawled on placards. (Wit is the sharpest tool In democracy's..
Social Media

Social Media

A Poem by Wilyem Clark


You'll never find me on Facebook, Twitter, or any such High-octane platform. Out there the mere individual Gets buffeted by galeforce winds Of ri..
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A Poem by Wilyem Clark


The base of my glass, Courvoisier-colored, Is shaped like a lug nut; I can turn it left or right, Loose or tight, Makes no difference to the tumb..
The Second Easter

The Second Easter

A Poem by Wilyem Clark


The prophesy stated That once another Easter hopped around On bunny paws, with painted eggs & chicks & indigestible plastic grass, And pla..
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A Poem by Wilyem Clark


How did we ever find the other In this sea of anonymity? We both agree--it was kind of a miracle (You say God, I say dumb luck), And though the ma..