Says the janitor, it's the best time of the week
The Janitor Dances [Poetry]

Says the janitor, it's the best time of the week
At ten in the morning, the day I failed
On every workday morning, I only gave myself forty minutes to commute to work.
“Looks like we got ourselves a cowboy,"
This is a poem by James Croal Jackson. Seagulls scatter where I stare myself into the ocean, whose blue reflects whoever’s gaze it catches, growing stuck in the mind’s red door humming self- significance. The black scar of sky overlooks this– summer’s paint dripping onto the canvas of the next, a bell ringing after class, learning the reverberations of its own footsteps … Continue reading Impermanence [Poetry]
Outside my window snow falls,
fresh snow piles up,
while everyone is inside,
outside there is no one,
life is transient,
it will go sooner or later.