slow morning wake interrupted unexpected serenade ‘pretty woman’ sung slightly off-key with confident bravado only a stranger wandering by an open window while wearing headphones can muster another might imagine it a command performance meant for only my ears but i no longer hold illusions of ‘pretty’ ‘pretty’ belongs to smooth soft cheeks bloomed with … Continue reading Tuesday Morning Serenade
Us, twenty something Receive an education Clerk sighs and shakes head Boston fetish shop Metal and leather wonders In wooden barrels Us, giggling fits Polaroids to demonstrate Oh, that’s how that works © 2017 Christine Elizabeth Ray – All rights Reserved
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Interpretation of shadow culmination of the pale deaths cogito ergo, en utero vagabond goth kids thrash around the room time slow, I don’t know I never want to go home right here with you I fell down again tripped into you spilled my soul we are the midnight heretics let’s … Continue reading Interpretation of Shadows-Olde Punk (RamJet Poetry) & Christine Ray (Brave and Reckless)
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Interpretation of shadow culmination of the pale deaths cogito ergo, en utero vagabond goth kids thrash around the room time slow, I don’t know I never want to go home right here with you I fell down again tripped into you spilled my soul we are the midnight heretics let’s … Continue reading Interpretation of Shadows-Olde Punk (RamJet Poetry) & Christine Ray (Brave and Reckless)
It struck me as sadly ironic that on October 10, 2016—World Mental Health Day- a member of a closed Facebook group I belong to posted about the recent suicide of her teenage son’s best friend and the devastation his loss has left for his family, friends and community. National statistics tell us that 16.1 million … Continue reading Wait Until Morning October 11, 2016
Brave & Reckless 