By James D. Casey IV
Thrill seekers
at the end of the world.
Driven down paths
of Mad Max dreams.
Underneath
long beards
protecting their necks
from vampires
underneath
a different spell.
I won’t know until tomorrow,
behind a different addiction,
if I have the live forever blues.
Have you seen the perfect life?
Have you seen the past?
What about the future?
James D. Casey IV is a southern poet with roots in Louisiana & Mississippi. He currently resides in Illinois with his Beautiful Muse, their retarded dog, and two black cats. Mr. Casey has authored six books of poetry, and his most recent title is Death & Love/Love & Death released October 13th through Cajun Mutt Press. His work has also been published extensively by literary magazines and small press venues including Medusa’s Kitchen, Outlaw Poetry, Beatnik Cowboy, Triadæ Magazine, The Rye Whiskey Review, Dope Fiend Daily, Under The Bleachers, Zombie Logic Review, Horror Sleaze Trash, Pink Litter, In Between Hangovers, Tuck Magazine, and several others internationally. James mainly spends his days writing poetry, but also enjoys practicing magick and cooking Cajun cuisine.
