(2014)
You might know her As blonde eyes Or as the sister who bakes cookies But you see I don’t write this
This world is covered in bias It’s all over you It’s all over me too This world is covered in bias It shades our words
Ask any female Love Is in the details I love you Three greatest words
My poems are short Written at night In my head I wake at dawn Shake my memory
To be a true artist Must they be recluses Crazy mad or sick Or even better dead Show me a healthy artist
Destruction is fun But cannot be undone Smashed Trashed Crumpled
Well-intentioned stranger Eyeing me limp through HEB Why would you ask If I stepped on a nail? How do you know
I wallow in my sadness As it pools up It has not swallowed me Who floats above its surface This surface
A palomino gallops Beside the highway Look out the window Rides over green hills Through yellow flowers
My objective is selfish Not to share or be heard To get it out and move on No one seems to hear my pain No one seems to feel my pain
Who’s the best? Ask my Daddy He’ll tell you Enthusiastically He always sees
I don’t expect Diabetes education For the public But chances are You know one
I cannot apologize For writing what I feel inside If it is hard to read It is harder to live I will understand
Hospitality To love a stranger It need not be much For one who has little Will appreciate it
A healthy pancreas Is like a transmission Seamlessly shifting gears In type 2 diabetics Wear and tear