A.J. Huffman

poems by A.J. Huffman

Blood on the Moon   Lightning erupts, whitewashing midnight sky.  Blinded, the clouds retreat to re-gather their nighted senses.  In that moment, a world is born.  Celestial bodies caught in spotlight’s beam mutate into conglomerations of each other.

poems by A.J. Huffman

I Dream in Breathless   night.  My body smothered in darkness, radiates a solid that should not be. I struggle against invisible ropes more stagnant than my skin, inhale the smoke generated by imaginary friction. Sadly, I know there is no hope of bursting into salvatory flames.         A Fly Buzzed   […]

poems by A.J. Huffman

A Forgotten Space   I watch the world through glasses made of lead. Their cold, gray vision proves most accurate, if top-heavy.  A great deal of weight to carry, I rest often, lying in pools of pessimistic slush. My body begins to emulate the texture of seepage, dreams of becoming quicksand, waits patiently for the […]

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