In Between and Hold You Dear
"This is the doorway time, the passage from youth to adulthood Where we use words we almost understand and display…
Author: JD DeHart
JD DeHart is a writer and teacher. His writing has appeared in a number of journal publications, including Eye On Life Magazine, The Commonline Journal, and The Literary Yard.
Dialogue Poem
"This used to be the place you would take me when life seemed small Life always seemed better with you…
Vigilante, The Boxers, & My Favorite Character
Pardon me for attempting to be some kind of hero or otherwise savior figure. My mistake. Pardon the garish appearance…
Jack the Crow, All Gone, and Other Poems
My father used to have a talking crow named Jack; at least, that’s what he told me. Maybe that’s why…
The Batman Monomyth
The Batman character is what Freud called a truth wrapped in symbolism (Freud, as cited in Campbell, 2008). Never mind…
A Collection of Poetry by JD Dehart
He’s got moves, but the music is all wrong for the occasion, doing his funeral dirge toe-drag at the wedding…
The Balloon Walkers, Master of the Backyard, and Pedagogue
He is now climbing the tree, tasting the sky, and now edging sideways out onto the slick rock, held up…