Cajun Mutt Press Featured Writer 08/09/23

3 POEMS by Merritt Waldon

1

Lofty perspective
Crumbling cookie of wonder
Turn away self-reflective

Trees scent the air
Our hamburger lives asunder
Scarlet smell of hair

Feet like roots twist
Moveable loan feast plunder
Matrix blushing kiss

Eyes quickening heartbeat
Age upon age our bodies thunder
Longing fruition joy complete


2

Alas sundry Southern Indiana
Interstate 65 squalling metal
& tires

Pavement scabbed memory
Fading through maples pines
Oaks and many other trees

Whilst this here rent tree/
Spirit in inked stained hand
Bleeds freedom into the

Ocean of consciousness


3

Bought clear, envelope, baggie, stamp
Falling asleep after work

Waking up and not remembering
To send across Atlantic

Secret joy drugs to fellow brother
In the service of erratic muses

Regretting apologizing
Begging forgiveness

Finding etched-out name
On the mens’ room

For eternity

©2023 Merritt Waldon All rights reserved.

Merrit Waldon (Friday’s Storm)

Merritt Waldon was born in Madison, Indiana. His work has been published in Sun Poetic Times, Crisis Chronicles, Road Dawgz, Twiztd Tungz, Fearless, Sparring with Beatnik Ghosts Omnibus, Americans & Others 3rd edition, and various other venues. Merritt lives in Scottsburg, Indiana.

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