One Sentence Poems

Tim Brockett Recycling Day In a blue plastic bin at my curb, the thought of his tongue in your mouth waits to be sanitized and shredded, then pressed into the image of the loving, peaceful home dreamed about by a brokenhearted eight-year-old at Sister Mary’s Orphanage. Tim Brockett writes poetry and juggles flaming pianos, often […]

Tim Brockett Failure W. K. Kellogg, cereal magnate from Michigan’s Bible Belt, made only one corn flake that looks exactly like Jesus. Tim Brockett writes poetry and juggles flaming pianos, often simultaneously.

Tim Brockett The Archaeology of My Old Man  Howard Carter cracked open your tomb and wept at the pointlessness of what you saved, the tax returns, unbroken trail of inkblots back to 1949, chronicle of all your time on Earth was worth to you, and what you swapped it for, until the news came from […]