Every Now and Then

Sometimes, you can't help but feel alone. Others, you can't but feel overwhelmed When all you want is balance, You get nothing but chaos. Every now and then, You take time to notice the impacts on your life. Whether it be all the stress and...

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Somehow

I beg you not to think of me Or all I hoped I'd be Doesn't matter how you tried To all the ones who died Don't think of what you could have done If I'd have been someone We all have our destined time I'm sorry you saw mine We hope...

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Chapter 1

_The 14th stroke of Georgian's shortest_ _All I can do is wonder if you're doing it too?_ _Recreating snapshots of 8 years hence_ _In public transit daydreams, during the afternoon's hue_ _I must confess I time travel every single time_ _To the...

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FALL 2022

First my hips, center of my solar system, stabbed flares into, through, weaving along my body as blood dives ...

Boy or Girl?

#25 of national poetry writing month poem number 25 for national poetry month * * * i've always envied those who felt at home in their own bodies.

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Poem #71: A Snow Globe

#72 of poetry assignment #1 of my creative writing poetry class in college. it's 1 out of 8. it's an extended metaphor for people and their personalities.

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Poem #79: Upon a Star

#80 of poetry assignment #8/8 of my college creative writing poetry class. this is a poem about hope and resilience.

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White Wraith

#6 of national poetry writing month poem number 6 for national poetry writing month! this time its back to the furry poetry! this subject is regarding a type of dragon from the book i'm writing, reign of ice.

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In Regards

#14 of poetry a person who wished to remain anonymous had asked me on why i write poetry. this is the best way i can explain it.

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The Human Species Ch.11 - Prehistoric Tomboy Kabuta

That's poetry?" lucario asked with a cocky tone, "i don't see any 'barren plateaus'... besides, it didn't rhyme or anything." "it's not supposed to!" zerobi explained with exclamation, "poetry can be anything!" "...

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Letter to E.E. Cummings

Frankly i (his secretary, please excuse this laps in professionalism) enjoy your poetry quite a lot.

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Jack'll Do: a poem

Cow-horse poetry in the fine old western tradition.

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