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- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Requiem For Fragility
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The Picasso,
Her sister,
Mother,
The brother
Found in a bath tub, needled, unneeded;
I saw her photos-Do you ever look at them
Do you think you'll ever figure it out
From this gray to the next,
Travel to new shades,
Fetching smile, sad eyes,
Plush lips, a lap willing
And talent drawn by the hitch
Behind that Chevy
Don't worry, I still love you
"we tend to operate as if we are alone"
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