“half mad down suicide alley” – sounds so familiar. A beautiful read – all my love to Missa Him and all who lay dying.
The rejection letter, an old piece of chewed meat, read, we never accept poems about dogs … never
Standing in the shadow of the peak, looking upward, I thought to myself, they must also mean no children with ripped skin, or butterflies on my head, or frozen breath at the edge of night
No insights into the twisting earth as the hot white hands of solar explosions drive us away, down into deeper holes
No running over ghosts in the old church graveyard, the ruin across the street, no far away sex in the dawn light like neither one of us is there
Yet, last night the rain storm came and we built a fire, the dog and I, our flames 7,500 feet high
Missa Him lay her head in my lap and her chest was rapid, struggling against the air, and as is my wont, I thought about death…
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Saying nothing in particular 
Well speechless, I learned much from this poem thank you for the pointer.💜
Nice blog
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