Category: Writing

  • Working at the Health Clinic

    Working at the Health Clinic

    She told me that missionaries Came in to get testedAfter having doneThe lords workIn Africa Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • The Invaluable Nature of an Arts Education

    The Invaluable Nature of an Arts Education

    As children, we draw pictures to tell stories. The scribbles, lines, and outside-the-line coloring seem merely arbitrary; a dog next to a house with a tree, a stick figure creation, or the classic unproportional family portrait. We come home from school covered in marker ink and with heads full of stories. We sing songs to…

  • Time

    Time

    The earth spinsFaster, yet fasterWorld, should you sail without me?A brief pause to your voyageInterplanetary HiatusI shall not be late. Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • Screen

    Screen

    A million lightsFlicker          before          my           eyesFlames of colorOne       with        all,      all     in       accordancePerfect unisonAll that, in a measly phone Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • Psychogeography #2

    Psychogeography #2

    I left to rot for sixty years The 16A goes to KeresleyBut there is some kerfuffleBy the jewellers with a skateboard and a passerby’s headAnd once more there is blood on the BurgesAnd you would need all the pure waterIn the river SherbourneRunning under Kong and the dented cans of alcoholTo clean up after the…

  • American Laureate

    American Laureate

    I want to be the poet-in-residence at Mall of America oh yeswhere I’d ululate, scream, chest-thump and rant and chantand assemble everyone into drumming circles where we shriekabout our angry vaginas hanging by a thread and The Patriarchywielding an equally angry sword of Damocles over our headsand rhyme and order are prosecuted as political crimes.…

  • Love Like a Field Guide

    Love Like a Field Guide

    If you Recognize Love out In the wild,If you findLove in Its naked state,Pick it upCarefullyAs if it were A robin’s egg& listen For the Gold inside.Set it down& come Back oftenBecause oneOf these Days you Will return To find The shellCracked& love Flown away Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help…

  • PCH

    PCH

    In the courtyard, I see newFaces. My summer friends leftMe or my good health leftThem, there’s no way to know.I wonder, what will fillThe vacuum our dispersedLove creates as holesOpen in the universeWe had in common?I still can’t let Susie go,My “practice girlfriend.”Did we really ply light-Sabers at the Bowl& swear loyalty that nightHanging our…

  • Evening; Red Tree

    Evening; Red Tree

    Bask within the sol of lifeTree within earth’s gardenLit aflame, yet ever standingFlares of spirit empowerA maroon body of natureAs the sun sets, I await a new sunrise Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • Noon; Orange Tree

    Noon; Orange Tree

    Hearts of the earth, bloomed anewEndure the iron fist of the meridianYet you, burnt orange mapleRemain positionSentinel with a thousand armsOverseeing creation, benevolent shade Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • Morning; Yellow Tree

    Morning; Yellow Tree

    From death, from darknessA new life emergesSparks and flares teeming with energyReside upon the amber obeliskTemporal guardian of the landscapeArise as do the sun Featured Download: If you would like a resource to help you write poetry like this, CLICK HERE.

  • Visions of Working Life

    Visions of Working Life

    The job I’d had in mind paid silly cashTo take extended boozy business lunches,Let me expense a client’s birthday bash,Rewarded risks and frequent reckless hunches. And every day my desk would be the same.I’d put my briefcase on the varnished oakThat bore a golden plate that bore my nameThat bore significance for chartered folk. I’d…