Faint heat
chimney shimmer
amid motes
of snow
drifting at the edge
of sight
teasing me
into a tentative belief
*
Night of disrupted
sleep breach
of insomnia I hold
my shocked
awake inconsolable
infant daughter to
my overburdened chest
Overloaded
the mistake I made
with the washing machine
trapped in the same
broken cycle
*
After eight years on Keppra
I’m tired allll
the time
my patience wears way
too thin
and now the garden hose
won’t straighten
kinking in my burning
fingers, freezer burnt
umber red
*
Were endless wares
of patience stock
piled within me I, too,
could coil a snake
always thinner on film
than I imagine
a spindly spider man
*
The hive mind or is my mind
a hive of stinging
volts volta’s
a crackling static’s zap!
Knew we should have had
these outlets grounded
*
Like how many chickens
must be pressure
cooked to mush
how many tons of goop
a day to keep this
human race in business
*
Or the sun’s harmful rays
just contemplate that phrase
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