Don't shoot poem by Wayne Jackson February 27, 2005 by David Jackson the sun was bright last night. The moon ran scared in the streets. “Don’t shoot.” he cried. “I won’t.” I cried emptying my forty five in his direction. *** Related Posts:Narrow Passage | Short Story by James NitzAMERICAN MOBILE. A Poem by EM Schorb.Howl Poem by Alan GinsbergLife and Opinions of Doctor Bop the Burnt-Out Prof.…In Memoriam Joe Ruggier Canadian Poet and Poetry…The Darkened Rooms of Summer.Jared…