I Know the UnderBelly of This Town Like the Back of My Hand

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The minute I hit Michigan
I knew I was home.
I wish you could see it here.
The land is beautiful
& all my roads are where I left them.
Little snow is left, only             
            lying low in gullies
lakes & slower rivers still iced over.

Haze hangs over the hills of the horizon,
shaped grey against grey shapes.
Breath of sky on my face.
Let rain be the sheets
& clouds the blanket
if the day is cold.

I'm selling my myths
to pay off my debts
& finance all of the rest.

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John T. Unger poet

I'm best known as an artist and designer. Relaxing makes me tense, so I tend to put in a lot of hours on diverse projects.

Before becoming a visual artist, I spent 15 years as a poet. I studied poetry at Interlochen Arts Academy, Naropa, Stone Circle and on the streets. I performed my work for years at Stone Circle, solo shows, poetry readings, and at Lollapalooza in 1996.

I still write poems, but only if I can make them fit the constraints ofTwitter.

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