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The demon comes in the middle of the night
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The Election
A poet thrives on mortal wounds
The Election
America is a land
untitled
The days of my life are numbered
The frozen winter froths at the bit
America is as a schoolyard
Remember
I wear the cloak of death
The demon comes in the middle of the night
I like my bed
The new child
If you were a candle
Divorce is a child
There's the door
The Jesus junkie
To my ex
Slow children
Can medals hold a child
The silence of spring
The very nature of my soul
For Robin Andrews 1982-2000
Something inside is broken
For T.
I am only one small and fragile thing
Mission statement rant
Floating submerged
Coos Bay love song
Freedom of Speech
The Indominatable Spirit
Where were you?
Sunday Drivers
Life is a film...

The demon comes in the middle of the night
seeking to devour bits of you, pieces of me.
It sneaks up like an innocuous stranger
whispering semi-sweet nothings in our ears.
We respond, programmed to recieve the lash.
Poor piteous un-animal you, inanimate me,
destined for greatness, capable of so much,
cornered from all by the demon.
Not a choice anymore; we gave up choosing long ago.
We only respond now as the lash of the demon falls
laying bare the raw open flesh of our own insecurities.

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