Paul Zarzyski(.com) Poetry Homeless Poems      
 

HOMELESS POEMS:
25. Life So Far
24. Science Fiction Wish
23. Feeding Horses In Richard Hugo’s Fishing Parka
22. The Coldest Place I’ve Ever Been
21. The Day Beelzebub Gave His Jezebel A Hotfoot . . .
20. The Car That Brought You Here Still Runs
19. Why Northerners Pray More
18. Pistol Star—
17. Aphorisims, Adages, Maxims, & Pavlov’s Silvertip
16. Heaven’s Roadkill
15. Prophecy
14. Missoula Eulogogy ...
13. The Passion Of The Toast
12. Tripping Timber
11. Woodnotes To The Churchgoing Woodcutter
10. Click...Click

9. Not Having Made It As A poet...
8. Rodeo Poet Horse-Manure Forker
7. Rodeo Poet Barnstormer

6. Scars Poetica
5. Dying To Live Like Hemingway

4. Porch Light Web
3. Ground Zero
2. Informally in Memorium

1. Down At The Count of Ten

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PISTOL STAR

invisible from where
the new westerners gather
forked to deck chairs
at a full standstill
into the next millennium
while propaning tri-tip
a-la-cul-de-sac
upon manicured patios with their millions
of kidney-shaped swimming pools
near which they sip
dry Chardonnays
and shoot their mouths off
about Montana properties
they’ve just gone into escrow on
and their new Isuzu
Rodeos they’ll pull
behind forty-foot motor homes
so they can ride their ranches after the snow
and cold disappears for a week
next July—PISTOL STAR
(invisible, you might recall)
shines 10 million times
brighter than the sunset
old gunfighters never
even talked about
riding into
out of the east, I’ll be
a go-to-hell son-of-a-gun
Amen.

                                    For John Dofflemyer

   

 

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