[Poem] Care for A Flower

It was a flower That’s what they told me when I came across that stem And that flower had a Continue reading →

[Poem] What’s Wrong, What’s Wright

When I pull the petals from over my eyes I expect that only the nectar of life would remain I Continue reading →

Poets in Business

poetry teaches us to wrestle with and simplify complexity. Harman Industries founder Sidney Harman once told The New York Times, “I Continue reading →

A History of Prose, Slightly Formatted

Given some events this week, I’ve been given some extra time to learn a few things new. One of those Continue reading →

Poem: Thirty-3

There are three before me Then a dash Then three after me Then some space

Poem: Velo-Valentine (If Pedals Pedaled Closer)

My car was taken from me I couldn’t get any closer to her if the wind would let me So Continue reading →

Poem: A Sun’s Reality Press

Even when the picture of a rising sun is rested I’m only a few minutes away from the press French Continue reading →

Poem: Fall into Winter’s Spring Breath

If her breath were near me, it would settle leaves that turn me like covers Nothing left but to fall Continue reading →

Poem: Melody of a Spouse

Your eyes are set in a city with cracked bells The men who were called to action follow other tones Continue reading →

Poem: Glamorous Faith

The way that it was pictured for me You would speak then believe Believe then receive And troubles that would Continue reading →

Poem: Remembered As Anything But Wasted

If you read the stories they’ll tell you I wasted it The noise they loved to hear The actions they Continue reading →

Poem: Hearing Dreams and Heartbeats

When I set myself towards an unfamilar place That crevice in time where there’s action, reaction, and response I’m listening Continue reading →