Gravity Takes the Stand, Spoken Word

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Here I voice my poem, Gravity Takes the Stand, a short comical and science inspired piece set to jazz music found in the public domain.


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Gravity Takes the Stand

I could fly; I could fly, you proudly proclaim

Flap all you like furless, featherless ape
Only your head will ever inflate

Birds know to fly only so high
You’d reach beyond the sky
And into space—internal combust
Your guts all over the place

It’s true; I tie limbs to the Earth
Mire in mud; cover in filth
I hold you down with an invisible glove
But care I do; granted, it’s a tough love

Words and Images are my own.

Gravity Takes the Stand is published in Monsters, Avatars, and Angels. All titles are available in paperback or digital through amazon and your local libraries and bookstores. Click on any title below to further explore and support my writing.


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