Thomas W. Case is an American poet known for his raw, gritty, and honest verse that delves into the human experience with unflinching authenticity. His poetry has drawn comparisons to literary icons like Charles Bukowski and Leonard Cohen, blending streetwise realism with lyrical depth. Case's work has been featured in numerous anthologies worldwide, earning him a dedicated readership and critical acclaim. www.thomaswcase.com
Religion and faith are
for naught if there is no heart change.
The only thing holy about
Some people is that they are wholly
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I lost my best friend today.
She didn't die, well, not physically.
She went away mentally and emotionally.
It's a forever vacation, she didn't even pack.
...
On our way into
Santa Anita one day,
an old man had tipped
over in his wheelchair.
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