DANIEL MILTZ





DANIEL MILTZ

A Visit Back Home

Long prior - I took to the wheel
On a day fairly surreal
Amid, one of my visits back home
I went to see, tailgating, all alone
My boyhood city --a city on its knees
I began patrolling, unemotionally
Among, the hollowed disintegrated arteries

I've gone into a run-down, stepping ground
Of relinquished houses, torched down
Cess-pool of spoiled industries, shook
Dismal, diminishing, to tears look
A catastrophe of block, smoke, and gook
Miles and miles of wrongdoing, invaded places
The most exceedingly awful --that humankind embraces

Free, with the blazing fury
Of youthful, spontaneity
I started to take pictures, ardently
Of drifters, hobos, winos, and the beggarly
Wearing, worn out, robe of strands
And vagrants with solidified hands
Crouched around, enormous, hot drum cans

Without modesty, I eagle-eyed
The crestfallen, with nowhere to hide
That permeates everywhere, I spied
Offering itself for examination
A photo of urban immolation
I was alone, in a no man's homey
And in a no man's city








Town Rejuvenated

Tidied up, upped
Of defilement corrupt
Up 'til now, figuring out upset
A town be fond of
Never flicker hereof
The once blast town improv
Of long time past over
Its forgotten beat down cancer
Smashed breeze murmur
And blinked denizens
Arousing, breathing again, done
The beginning of fresh vibrations








Trapped In

The prison is locked in, forlorn and deep
But he has promises to keep
Tormented with nightmares, he never sleeps
Revenge is a promise, a man should keep
He rises from his cursed bed
With thoughts of exodus in his head
A flash of rage, and he sees red
Without a hesitate
He broke and fled
Gambling over deadly high gate
A resentful rapscallion once trapped in
Whilst now fleeing --the fenced coffin

Copyright © daniel miltz


DANIEL MILTZ

DANIEL MILTZ: Born in Michigan, resides in Hampstead, NH.  Freelancer Writer & Poet. Devoted 40 years to an Engineering career in Government Aerospace programs as a Mechanical Engineering Designer. He has won over 250 accolade awards from numerous Poetry Forums and has been in 23 anthologies with two published books to date.



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