liquor – wikipoem.org

‘The geezer alcoholics in the corner?’

Wikipedia Poem, No. 867 break into air leather man break into air breathe into leather man breathe into air leather jacket licked back hair and steal another man break into leather man don’t break don’t break man don’t break look leather man break it or lose it leather man break the air man pomegranate flower…

November 3, 2018

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry, wikipoem

abstraction, alcoholism, design, dream, John Hoyland, liquor, mirror, motorcycles, photography, poem

Bukowski’s Place

He had a thick listhp like he’d been punched in his mouth his whole life. He didn’t ask us to leave but served us garbage whiskey, asked a half condescending question about how long we’ve had the internet and then shot a small, scared mouse with a bow and arrow. We were tourists alright.

March 21, 2014

Joseph M. Gerace

dreams, poetry

bars, bartender, california, Charles Bukowski, class, dreams, hunting, liquor, literature, poetry

improv for bernie, 111820121309 [draft1]

The thing is wide & white But bearing a ring of amber Which carries across memory _like a whisper-washed hair or Blade, but I think back on her question And yes, I am killing myself adoringly Melting my body to the mat For this knuckle of pint. When I think Of her the follies rise,…

November 18, 2012

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry

bad poetry, best thanksgiving eve parties, boats, care bears, caring, dare, dating, draft, drugs, expensive collectible trinkets, gaming, health, internet, journal, kitchen sinks, liquor, literature, love, nature, ode, poem, poems, poetry, reality, self-destruction, self-loathing, special attention from the FBI, tags, transportation, verse, videogames, whimpers