Time is a Crime

Time is a crime
Where every clock
Will climb
To some top rock

And ring
In a cadence
Pretend to sing
Reality so dense

Only a human
Can hear
But the greater plan
Will tear

The watch
Off the wrist
Of Sasquatch
And insist

That time
Is an artifact
Fosterer of crime
A human fact

Which holds veracity
Among those
Accepting tragedy
When eternal doors close

Information is rife
And timeless 
Known cause of life
Found in each caress





The Saddest Part of Verse

The saddest part of verse
Reliance on language
Forces poets terse
A need to temporarily engage

With timing
A phony beat
Against living
Ultimate timeless retreat

But so much information
A bard must squash
Via muted intonation
As compacted temporal trash

Random information
Sweetens linguistically
Verbal versification
Of polyglot humanity

During a Sweep

Should a wolf

Or an eagle 

Need nasal relief

Respitorially inequal

For one

There’s a beak

Just for fun

The other might speak

Nasally

But sniffing

Usually

Unlike high piping

During a sweep

There’s the smell

Over a heap

Both know so well

So the nose 

And the eye

Neither oppose

Light, odor from the sky

Sardines Means Schemes

Sardines means schemes
Swimming in congregations
Are they extremes
Of annihilations

Does any one sardine
Reach the limit of life
With no room between
Everyone and his wife

Yes they reproduce
But do they as one reach
Beyond the loose
Sands of a natal beach

Maybe fed
Like they feed
On something dead
To human need

It's a disgrace
To regard subway commuters
As a way to replace
These tinned fishy suitors

Travelers refers and defers
To a species
Which prefers
The aroma of feces