j christ and his brother back in the summer of ’74, remember? cemetery road where it dead-ends down by the river and bowie on the tape deck, maybe iggy, maybe t rex, and no one knows the girl’s name, of course no one has any money for more beer, and the pot’s all gone 21st century just hangs there beyond the hills, and not all of our father’s end up making it that far not every story happens the way we’ll tell it to our kids all that really matters in the end is that there are always better ways to live
John Sweet
John Sweet sends greetings from the rural wastelands of upstate NY. He is a firm believer in writing as catharsis, and in the continuous search for an unattainable and constantly evolving absolute truth. His latest poetry collections include "A Flag on Fire is a Sign of Hope" (2019 Scars Publications) and "A Dead Man, Either Way" (2020 Kung Fu Treachery Press).