where the corn once was
a day of sunshine
rare anymore it
seems
the power went
out last night just
as i was reading
a letter from a fan
some would take
that as a sign from
god
i simply thought
these assholes out
here have a hard
time driving in
the rain
one hour later i
was trying to figure
out how i can afford
a generator simply
so i don't have to
reset all these damn
clocks
a day of sunshine
a cool breeze
leaves starting to
gather where the
corn once was
i believe i found
my pulse
bio
J.J. Campbell (1976 - soon) lives and writes on a farm in
Brookville, Ohio. He's been widely published over the years, most
recently at Miracle Magazine, The Camel Saloon, Gutter Eloquence
Magazine, Regardless Of Authority, and ZYX. He's been collaborating with
the Swedish artist Janne Karlsson over the last few months for a
project that will hopefully see the light of day sometime soon. In the
meantime, buy his latest creation, Sofisticated White Trash (Interior
Noise Press, 2013) on Amazon.com, Powells.com, etc. You can find out
more on his poetry, his obsession with sports, and other mindless
ramblings at his blog, evil delights (http://evildelights.blogspot.
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