i saw a worm squirming in place
one side squashed into the pavement
pink, flattened and stuck like tack
the other snaking wildly
as if in pain or panic
a familiar flagellum:
getting nowhere
before my other foot came down
i saw a worm squirming in place
one side squashed into the pavement
pink, flattened and stuck like tack
the other snaking wildly
as if in pain or panic
a familiar flagellum:
getting nowhere
before my other foot came down
“Suffering makes you live time in detail, moment after moment. Which is to say that it exists for you: over the others, the ones who don’t suffer, time flows, so that they don’t live in time, in fact they never have.”
– Emile M. Cioran (died 1995)
For your next movie night, rent:
Tourist Trap (1979)
Maniac (1980)
Hide and Go Shriek (1988)
My collection of twisted sports poems, Sportuary, is now available on Fictionwise.com for a meager $1.50. This one is available only in e-book form. Get it this week and receive 15% off. Play ball.
Here’s my long-awaited web album, full of new snapshots from my experience at the HWA Conference & Stoker Banquet:
http://gorelets.com/gorelets/Stoker04_WEB/
You can also read the press release that my school, Seton Hill University, is sending out far and wide to celebrate the achievement. Nice!
Enjoy!
– Mike Arnzen