Poetry from Taylor Dibbert
London’s Ramp He still has London’s Doggy ramp, He’s not Sure why He hasn’t Been able To let That go. Taylor Dibbert is a writer, journalist, and poet in Washington, DC. “Rescue Dog,” his fifth book, was published in May.
London’s Ramp He still has London’s Doggy ramp, He’s not Sure why He hasn’t Been able To let That go. Taylor Dibbert is a writer, journalist, and poet in Washington, DC. “Rescue Dog,” his fifth book, was published in May.
From Bad to Worse He remembers When they Were about to Get married And he remembers His soon-to-be Mother-in-law Sharing that She wasn’t sure That she’d Be able To attend The wedding And he remembers Learning that his Soon-to-be Brother-in-law … Continue reading
Ghost Town He got on Tinder Thinking there Might be some Awkward moments Or mildly Exciting times, Or things Unfolding in a Notable way But he must Be doing Something wrong Because it Turns out That there’s Not a lot … Continue reading
The Ugly American He’s at the Airport in Doha At the gate And waiting For his flight, Then an American dude Shows up And starts complaining About a couple people Taking naps On the floor, The American dude Has no … Continue reading
Marital Reflections They had an Ernest Hemingway Old Man and the Sea Kind of marriage, A big catch And a lot To be Excited about But then they Went through A bunch And once they Returned home Everything was gone. … Continue reading
The Raven He’s spending Some time At the Raven, This could be DC’s finest dive, Three Budweisers in And he’s wondering If he should Start coming here More regularly. Taylor Dibbert is a writer, journalist, and poet in Washington, DC. … Continue reading
The Ways They Didn’t He and her worked In so many ways But when things Got tough The ways That the Two of them worked Seemed to matter A lot less Than the ways They didn’t. Taylor Dibbert is a … Continue reading