The Ecphorizer
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I excommunicate the world with one bold stroke of pen: I excommunicate it all - and then I turn and take it back again!  Neal's been a frequent contributor to the original print version of The Ecphorizer and now he has graciously offered to let us reprint some of his original poems and stories. These three poems first appeared in Rhymed and Dangerous, © 2004 Neal Wilgus, published by Kindred Spirit Press in Corrales, New Mexico. |
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A wanderer,
wise in the ways of the road, met a fool and his mule. The wanderer smiled and said as he strode, "Do you fear to leave here?" The fool had wandered far in his dreams and was wise in disguise. "A fool," he said, his eyes speaking reams, "need not go to find woe." |
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I had a second helping
of the last supper - the dinner was a downer but the wine was an upper. The floorshow was dull- more than I could suffer. I went and had a secret smoke - a reality buffer. The whole thing seemed stupid - the saviour seemed a sucker. When I see the kiss of death I sure as hell don't pucker! |
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