Autumn Poetry | October 19, 2021

5 Zappai

by A. P. Porter

drawing by Lola Yang

My regimen is

panaceas at dawn and

placebos later.

 

My dick owned me, ruled

unquestioned and absolute,

until recently.

In Chi-town, no one

knows who you think you are, and

even fewer care.

 

What you need to do

is work on your people skills,

you dumb sack of shite.

 

Loquacious when stoned,

sesquipedalian too,

I play with my mind.


A. P. Porter

writer, teacher, editor, father, son, holy ghost

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