Category Archives: Doug Draime

by Doug Draime I couldn’t tell whether she was a man or woman at first. I took the bottle anyway. It was four in the morning and the rain was beginning to fall, as we huddled together in the alley … Continue reading →

by Doug Draime No one in my home town knew the connection between Little Richard and Norman Mailer I would listen to Long Tall Sally and the flip side Jenny, Jenny on my 45 RPM locked up in my room … Continue reading →

by Doug Draime an Iraq war veteran was riddled by thirty-one 9 mm bullet & shotgun holes like a big chunk of human Swiss cheese after pulling out a butter knife and threatening a neighbor “go ahead, call the cops,” … Continue reading →

ROCK ‘N ROLL JIZZ by Doug Draime Posted: 28 Jan 2011 06:22 PM PST Rock ‘n Roll Jizz Poetry by Doug Draime $6 (plus shipping)  ~~BUY HERE~~ Doug Draime is a poet for the ages, whose words of yesteryore are not … Continue reading →

by Doug Draime I fought in alleys as a kid, in the small town alleys of Vincennes and the city, steel- sot alleys of Pittsburgh, for no other reason than I had to fight. It was something unavoidable, destined. By … Continue reading →