rotating through extended shifts on short-sheeted agenda foreground
alarmingly anchored to their impoverished families scripted bill of sale
alarmingly civil and responsive to club owner’s pizza shop worldview
trinket box-sized whore table hideaway in memory bit rubble
trinket box-sized whore table hideaway in regret chip rummaging
flashlight literature benevolently afloat over weekender debris
flashlight literature may yet ignite future rescue party thinness
Author Bio:
David S. Pointer was the son of a piano playing bank robber who died when David was three-years-old. David later served in the United States Marine Corps military police. He has been publishing social justice poetry for twenty-five years. David serves on the advisory panel at Writing for Peace.