Back to the pantoum. The ‘explosions’ part of the title refers to last night’s gas explosion in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood. One of the businesses destroyed in the explosion was Neptune Coffee, the first place I ever read any of my writing in public (a short story, in late 2013). The Couth Buzzard, where I regularly participate in a weekly open mic, is across the street and one block south; their storefront windows were shattered.
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Musings
Dear Wednesday…
Dear Wednesday,
I’m just waking up, really—but you’ve already been up to a lot this morning, haven’t you?
Love,
Kevin
(9 March 2016)
The course of events (A poem)
Not a pantoum or a poem about politics (yes!), but necessary.
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Election fatigue (A poem)
This one will date quickly—but I want to get it out of my system…
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Dear Tuesday…
Dear Tuesday,
Can I be done with the headaches already?
Love,
Kevin
(8 March 2016)
Dear Monday…
Dear Monday,
Have you and Tuesday decided to trade places?
Love,
Kevin
(7 March 2016)
Something I feel (A poem)
Continuing to explore the pantoum…
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Presidential politics, 2016 (A poem)
Just another day in the presidential election cycle…
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Dear Sunday…
Dear Sunday,
Once again, you and the cats are in cahoots…
Love,
Kevin
(6 March 2016)
Dear Saturday…
Dear Saturday,
Sunshine. Birds. No rain. You’re up to something, aren’t you?
Love,
Kevin
(5 March 2016)