Tuesday, October 26, 2021

Winter's Web by Kevin M. Hibshman

These weird evenings are so deep and murky.
Car exhaust on a window pane.
I etch my name.

Caution, contempt, God, I am so bored and lonely.
Given to beer, cigarettes and pornography.
Drunk in the dark to the clatter of small change.

You smell smoke, throw the windows open at the last possible moment.
I'm just not well and I crave shrouding.
The water is cloudy and my face aches now in the cold.




Kevin M. Hibshman has had poems, reviews and collages published in numerous publications world wide. Most recently, his work has been published by Rye Whiskey Review, Drinkers Only, The Crossroads and 1870. In addition to editing his own poetry e-zine, FEARLESS, he has authored sixteen chapbooks including: Incessant Shining (Alternating Current, 2011) and Love Sex Death Dreams (Green Bean Press, 2000). His latest book "Just Another Small town story" (Whiskey City Press) can be found at Amazon.



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