
Poems and an occasional Essay
Ruminations of an Angry Cow
the surprised look on their severed heads was priceless
a highlighted farmer refers to his place as “Chicken Disneyland”
because of the toys he has started to hang for them to play with
Updating Their Slogan
GOP: The party of family values!
Us: You separated asylum seeking children from their families and lost them
Orwell Seems Less Like Fiction Every Passing Day
The swamp is swampier, the debt is, um, debtier,
and Mexico hasn’t paid a fucking dime towards a non-existent wall
Ten Things I Remember About January 28, 1986
I didn't yet know hope could just explode,
without a warning sign
When We Have to Rescue from those We Love
I hear praise for my work offering sanctuary for the few
who, through serendipitous luck, survive the deadly demands of your taste buds
An Apology to My Red Baseball Hat
You sit neglected,
like the last kid to be picked at recess
Beneath the Tide
There is blood on the street
and it seeps over all five flavors of Skittles
Just a Drink
The mother, helplessly watching, bellows and bellows for days and days, in search of a baby who will never return
Voting, Because the Toilet Won’t Unclog Itself
Sometimes Democracy gets clogged with
greed and corruption, lies and obstruction
Chick-fil-A Can Kiss My Furry Ass
Crudely drawn, without my consent,
holding a sign for your advertisement
The Question on Everyone’s Mind
Mr. President, a question I’d like to pursue,
What the fuck is wrong with you?!
Father Knows Best
Shouting frantic hyperbole over some non-existent attack on the right to bear arms, while what you truly came for was the right to their womb
Salt Was the Price
Salt was the price for his captured life,
this Congolese man in slave trader hands,
Ota Benga
An Unread Note to Self
Look at us dancing with gleeful abandon
as the tape of your childhood plays