My Neighbor’s Pool

A Flash

Flying at Night

a song

Laughing’s always hard when you’re making an escape

The city don’t do you favors with all the faces in your way

But that’s all part of life’s lonely deal

The TV is less funny unless the news is what is on

Always walking a crooked line from what is real to what is wrong

It must be why I left my jacket hanging in the bar

Oh, you don’t need to know where I plan to go

You don’t need to see what’s become of me

When I sit down in the park watching the people I’ll never know

I’m hoping one will introduce themselves; I usually end up alone

I guess it’s hard to forget you ever were

The clock on the wall was different from the time inside my head

I was thinking it was twenty minutes til I wound up somewhere dead

But I was wrong. I’m gonna stay here working nights for a while

Oh, you don’t need to know where I plan to go

You don’t need to see what’s become of me

You don’t need to hear if I’ve made it anywhere

You don’t need to know how far down I can go

A broken moon doesn’t shine so bright

That’s why I prefer flying at night

Treasures in the sky; shipwrecks in my mind

Adventures far from this disaster we had tried

I imagine such quiet away from here

I never loved you in the sunlight

That’s why I prefer flying at night

MIGRAINE CITY

An audio recording

A Short Story 

“Male Traditions”

a poem