fiddles with fixing
ancient genetic baggage
Haiku: Buddhism
Tag: poetry
It just turned out that way
An early evening autumn reverie.
Long Gone
A lakeside campground lies deserted after many years of service. Such places are best viewed at dusk and should be examined respectfully.
Weighing the Evidence
Another way of seeing good and evil.
I believe a universal love is quite possible
In the midst of Black lives Matter protests and Aboriginal Lives Matter, I believe a universal love is quite possible.
This Love
This poem is a modern sonnet highlighting the love a man has for his heartthrob.
deathdefying
no point in kneeling down
on rough stones
Some Are Not Meant For This World
This was written after reading about a woman suffering from depression who was released from a hospital without anyone calling her relatives.
Review of Flowers, all sorts in blossom, figs, berries, and fruits forgotten
A review of Review of Flowers, all sorts in blossom, figs, berries, and fruits forgotten, a book of poetry by Oisin Breen.
A Fitful Dream
Some sleepless ruminations
Warrior Spirit
In the spirit of William Ernest Henley’s poem “Invictus.” This poem is a call to action, a dare to face trial and overcome.
sunday mourning
temples and fragments
strewn about the clouds
What am I drunk on…
Inspired by a prompt that was handed down to me. The fact of the matter is that poetry and literature are an escape to the realities of the world.
Love in the Time of COVID
“Love in the time of COVID” is a meditation in the midst of a crisis on feelings of powerlessness and the human spirit.
the triumph of the autonomic
Addressing COVID 19.
In A Land Where You Are Not Loved
America in the Middle East