I saw him on the subway to Manhattan, Thinning hair, Thinning skin, Bulge over a belt and baggy pants […]
Bouquet and Tear
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The Persistent Absentee
A Georgian facade is visible from my punishment cubical. Compliments to its former conscript for coping so creatively. Computer […]
Matriculation
‘Learning Curve’ is an unpublished collection concerned with the decline of Western civilization.
Taking On The Dictator’s Statue
Somberly he stepped forward, wobbly knees, swaying arms, a high bald head as if his ears had crawled down […]
God is a Woman
God is a woman, the world her mirror, her tigered jungles, her deserts of ennui, her peaks and valleys, […]
The Art I Fear Most
The upstairs neighbor trundles room to room, scalding footprints into the air. A green truck clanks with lading. Trash […]
To My Wife (On The Occasion of Our 25th Wedding Anniversary)
This poem reflects social injustice, broken hearts, and lifelong love, that which is always with us.