Trinity
by Marcus Cheney

I drink with Ernest Hemingway
and Charles Bukowski
we get bored
and prank call
Richard Brautigan
he gets really excited
and plays along
for as long as we want
we all should be writing
but its get busy living
or get busy dying
i dig nothing these days
but graves
of my old friends
who are all dead now
and have been for sometime
i wonder if they are alive
and its me they dig
i still have dreams
and they have dirt
two suicides
and a fallen angle
and me
with my mystery
unwritten
two out of three writers
will end
with the same
Remington steel
that makes typewriters
in the form of shot guns
in your mouth
no more words
in punching
the one perfect key
destroying
any blue birds
in your rib cage
the beast in me
i try to hide
beyond the birds
sometimes we laugh
down the path
of peril
left with epitaphs
and private eye’s
don’t try.