Poet’s Showcase: The Sensory Blues
Lonesomeness seems
like those summertime dreams
remembered when winter is there.
It looks like a street
where no one would meet
and hangs like a chill in the air.
Lonesomeness feels
like the grinding of wheels
on railings that run out of sight.
It sounds like a call
you hear down the hall
in a shabby motel room at night.
— John Clifford lives in Lawrence.






