Last Words Out
Bridge to Love
February Nights
Luminous
Hello
Maybe You’ll Shine
Six O’clock Whistle
Fuck
The Archeology of Sound
Candles and Cognac
Would You Say You’re in Love
Between Christmas and Thanksgiving
New Hard Times
Come Over You
No More Words
Tiny Pricks
Birthday in the Sun
It’s Just a Kiss Away
Kissing Your Neck
Corduroy, Fleece and Flannel
Who Do Voodoo on You
A Prescribed Ego
Lemons and Limes
Women and Wine
No More Bones for You
the Power of a Daydream
Undecided
a Graveyard Gives
Beside the River
Everyday Americans
Wish You No Harm
Wooden Floors
Ride Away
Rain
Two Wastes of Life
In Bed at Cheteau Marmont
Jim Sheridan Took My Shirt
Perfect July Nite in L.A.
Independent Lens
Ah, Saturdays
Where It All Begins
If It’s One to Ten She’s a Twelve
and That’s Why She’s Always
Mad-Dogged
Tonight
Rock & Roll Music
Man and Twelve String Guitar Make History
Friday at 3:00 a.m.
The Way My Sisters’ Children Used to Play
Front Porch
The Devil’s Music
Young Love
Sunny Sunshine
Norms, Values and People Who Think They Have the Right to Tell You What to Do
Illuminations
Escort Economy
Pink Red Dress
Behind the Waterfall
Swoon
The Ledger
Expanding Universe
Supportive Hope
Johnny English and the Aliens
Christmas Barrette
Max's Kansas City
one pay check away
be my everyday
Take the Change
i don't even know her name
be myself
Black Magik Blood
Vegas
Morning Sun
Wolf Hollow Inn
Impact
Poetry 101: Ecstatic Vision
D.C. Blues
Dear Pittsburgh Penguins
a Hot Mess
Yeah You |
A Hot Mess
It was 1942 or 45
Miss May was just
Happy to be alive
She kissed a sailor
That lived to tell
But never knew
The anonymous hell
And the seed grew into
A little darling girl who
Got the name of Bell
And she’d ring-a-ding
On her pink Schwinn bike
And then in 1966 fell into
The summer and love
And Bobby- he gave her
A diamond ring and
In a church they sang
And Momma was happy
And she sang along with
The man Bell knew as Dad
And whether or not, well,
She was glad he was kind
And Momma always smiled
So that day turned to night
And as wedding nights go
The band played on and on
And fine champagne flowed
Then came the time for bed
He laid her down & said, “Ill
Always love you” and he did
And that night bore fruit that
Came so sweet and was just
The beginning of a life of good
Winnings and just so rightly so
The middle child she was wild
And in her early twenties -in the
Twenty First Century- although
It’s a little tough on us all, wow,
She makes me smile when I look
At her and with her eyes she smiles
And says what a hot mess she is and
She is. What a hot mess she always is
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