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    The Things a Drunk Will Do

      Before dawn, Highway 6 bridge. Mallard ducks wobble across wet pavement. I scatter bread, grab my big black garbage bag, take a few morning swigs to knock off the shakes, vomit it back up.   City sleeps, dumpsters smell of rot. I climb in, sifting through cat shit, discarded...

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    • Powerfully penned, Thomas. Excellent write with precise imagery my friend. This was raw and real brother. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Another dark slice of the side of life most of us abhor and pretend isn’t there at all. It is so difficult trying to picture you there, my friend, so hard to think of anyone other than make believe movie made bums living hard, rough lives no real, educated man who writes so beautifully could possibly live among and be himself, hanging on to humanity by the slenderest thread. You show me parts of myself in these seedy climes, just another few tarifs or heists of my rent away from joining you on your morning quests. You bring tears to my tired morning eyes.

    • Thanks, my friend. I appreciate it.

    • Freaking great piece with the real life descriptions dude, tight work

    • “trying not to get hit by their apathy,
      daylight swallowing my quiet survival.”

      That right there sums up so much in this world. Identity means nothing without a trendy label to too many. And those struggling to survive, invisible. The undecided dawn was one helluva exclamation point on the situation. Another solid piece of reality

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    Inking Ink 7 - an interview with Nick DC

    Tonight, I am interviewing Nick DC, who doesn't flinch when tilting the scales, in favor of "dark's" heavy weight without a sonar.Atticus: Nick, for the viewers who haven't read you, introduce yourself.Nick: " Well, I go by Nick DC...

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    Flies in the Ointment.

    A politician's promise is comparable to dirt.Put your trust in shady snakes and you'll wind up without your shirt.What's written in their bio is a shadow of what seems. Their policies are counterparts to bait and switching schemes.The flag...

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    • Powerfully penned, Tim. Excellent write my friend, spitting some facts as well. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Tim….there isn’t much anyone can do to get democracy back to its original intention.Still, if we don’t keep writing about it,as you have here,then who will?
      The old adage, ‘you get the government you deserve’ seems to playing out across all western democracies but especially so in USA where only money matters.
      It’s taken a long time for the dollars and the bastards to get absolute power…they will never surrender it.
      I’m still smiling and won’t let them grind me down.
      Cheers mate.

    • Thank you for speaking true and honest words in a world attacking the foundations of democracy more than ever before, Tim¡

      • Hey Elke. Thanks so much for the comment. I keep getting this feeling like Trump is not going to finish his term. We’ll see.

    • Pretty much whatever they say to get elected is bullshit. All are guilty, too. There is no good politician in the higher echelons. I guess they can’t really be anymore. Too much chaos in all parties and at all desks. And yes, money is the controller.
      We can hope for improvement all we want. There will never be, again. Just less bad, if we are lucky.

      Well delivered message, Tim.

    • Sharp teeth in a suit, and still the poem doesn’t flinch—love how you chew the rot of politics without losing your voice.
      The grit of truth bites, but you carry it kindly, like a warning whispered in a smoky bar.

    • Tim, you wrote the reality of the rot that is infecting America and much of the world with penetrating clarity and articulated poetically the shroud we are enveloped in. Truly a great poem about our dark time.

      John

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