Fall
Would you let me fall Would you be ok if I just drifted Would you be fine with me gliding…
Category: Poetry
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…
Late Night Sonnet
Of what is nothing made but a bed of wild And idle flowers? The fractal petal bent Around the cusp…
Seeing Through the Facade
The time to choose is approaching for the one to lead the people, but with lies and illusion invading our…
The Portrait of Dr. Cenotaph
The soul's departure from the body is prearranged; a token of gratitude for hosting the rabble, ruse and giving toasts…
Civilized World & Failure
There are no executions in the square. Just look at this town center. Not a gibbet in sight. No bodies…
70th Anniversary, Bouquet, and Other Poems
They spent their 70th anniversary just lying beside each other in the frozen cold of the church yard, the snow…
Tuesday’s Song and Of All the Gods I Sought to See
Illuminate this hand, Muse, To write a song of arms For Men, exiles of Fate. For this beginning will occur…
Demons Dance
Rest a forgotten dream as the demons of your past gather on your grave. Shades of lost friends try to…
A Passenger’s View, Tuesday’s Commute, and Other Poems
Like a pocket watch Reflecting lights in Sears, The stars’ sovereign presides over A fixed desert’s moisture. The jagged, sloping…