The love of Christ is brightly shining From my fine designer lighting Reflecting from my marble floors Glinting from my golden doors. He's given me this lustrous treasure Filled my life with every pleasure, This house of glass this brave estate
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We outnumber you
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
We outnumber you. We women. We queer. We in-betweeners and cross-the-lines. We dissenters, heretics, and free thinkers. We of every shade but yours. We Outnumber You.
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Underground vessels
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
Underground vessels Throbbing Human blood Feeds the city
Silver skin Flashing glass Throws back An image Stumbled Crumpled Rejected Used
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Two Koans
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
For the initiate: People want the feeling of knowledge More than they want knowledge itself.
For the advanced: I want the feeling of knowledge More than I want knowledge iteself.
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Toes
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
I stand at the edge of a precipice My toes cry out "Shingles! Shingles!" A bird swoops lower to listen but the words echo away to nothing.
They chose the words carefully, my toes, placing the rest under my odor eaters squishing as I walk.
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To Mallory
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
What power you hold In your cheery cherub cheeks, Sparkling dark eyes, And slyly coy smile.
You are a see saw Large enough to move the world And open a stranger's Steely grey daytimer heart Like a popup book.
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The Tale of Timmy Page
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
The sad, sad tale of Timmy Page Who saw that piercing's all the rage And hoped to make himself look fiercer By going to the local piercer.
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This love
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
This love was sown in us Full flowered Rooting us Throughout With earthy tendrils
Instantly Complete and whole
Like a winter sky Of infinite parts Filling present Future Past Beyond knowing
Yet only discovered One glimmer at a time.
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I Am the Poet
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
Who am I?
I am the poet.
And when you look at the face of me you might see beneath the skin and behind the grinning bone and know
that somewhere, somewhere in this sparkling web
I lurk.
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Tethered Not Trapped
Poetry by
Kevin Bowersox
If not for the battlements She would head for the sea.