D. M. Armstrong

D. M. Armstrong is a poet from the shop of mundanity. He has written Edgar Dreary's Brave and Disturbing Discoveries to grapple with the day in and day out struggle of tedium. He is a father of two and a husband living in the PNW. To read more, follow his Facebook page and Twitter.

“Ready to Go,” “So Carry On Still” and “Becoming”

a wobbling chin and her deserted glance hit the floor
in agony where we stood together while we chanted
misery: “you’re an ordinary man.” her mouth wrenched
an unforgettable sound cataclysmic eruption of scattered
emotions, broken speeches, tired and beaten hope
we were once before and not anymore but why
  • Issue 34, February 2020
  • Poetry
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