Preview Issue #7
Carousel of Losers
To those who have antagonized me, ridiculed me, and those that have supported me more than just saying that it’s nice work. Lamenting me, wound up sad but onward go when it can be a little funny.
I’m so funny, clowning around.
Right in the middle of downtown.
Shoes too big, lips are sealed.
Set my tent in an urban field.
They don’t know that I was born a thousand years from now.
I’m a slave.
The anger warmed me that day.
Look at the shape I’m in, and be hateful and full of disdain.
I’m doing what I love and what is good for me.
No more am I nervous when I talk, and still prideful when I walk.
Don’t be ashamed, of the horns that are bent and my crown you have given me.
Strong armed the one that would set me free.
A children’s entertainer that has lost the flames in my eyes.
Better than dead.
Just smoldering, fuming at the day.
I don’t care what you think anymore. I’ve spent so much time worrying about what I think of me, and finding out what that means.
I’m feeling swell, you stand real close so I can read the cue cards well. Forget what I’m supposed to be finding, another bearer of ill tidings.
Stay tuned for more.
This Isn’t Working How They Told Me
Here to celebrate Clown Sunday.
Died Laughing
Funniest thing that has, so devoted.