Sunday

don't know anymore.




Toe Jam, Coke Hands, Long Nails.
Sheets that are dancing in the summer breeze.
Colors from all directions, the room is spinning.
Now all I hear are the worms singing.

time.



Somewhere with hair,
Somewhere with bears.
The old wicker rocking chair sings.
Tonight will be the night, once the
Harvest Moon meets Midnight.


silver spoons.


Bones, and stones
And little men toes.
An A in math means
Nothing, if you can’t
Rhythm.


121618.

Today and tomorrow all seem the same
Watching the rain turn sideways and
The birds sneeze. Yellow Jackets upon
The bees. The breeze, it’s nice. And I
Can finally see.

December Torr presents a tiny pocket poem series...

Friday




I guess so


Don’t feel right here anymore. Socks before shoes, 
But I can’t remember the last time we kissed.
The front door is unlocked for all the neighbor’s
Ghosts. Clouds roll by, sun peaks through pine
Trees, the sunlight hits the pine needles. In a 
Glistening, kind of winter day way. Wishing for
Thoughts of tomorrow, today. Wait for the
Full moon, and you shall see your answers.



I can’t play the guitar.

To be a queen, to fit in a shoe, to live on a hill.
Bushes of berries and berries of blue all around.
Wishing for days that exist with colors of love.
I wish I could change the world for you.
Come close, with a warm heart and two hands.