Werewolf Wishes
#1 of poetry immortality as a burden. did you know that we can sense the sun? the duality of our nature. life and death. hunger and satiation. violence and peace. moon and sun.
Topheth, A Poem
#14 of poetry c.2019 a poem about sacrifice and small comforts. released very early into the year.
tortured artist - poem
#4 of poetry collection poem no. 4 i was an artist and i loved you like you were my canvas thoughtful intentions time dedicated precious moments spent together they never last forever although we made messes i loved your imperfections i saw
Clopper Lake
#16 of poetry c.2019 a poem about action and consequence. named for the maryland dnr of clopper lake and its surrounding areas, which are as beautiful as they are mysterious.
“AVATAR” Poetry
#6 of written word poetry inspired by the movie "avatar". inspired by the movie avatar out of body to another time and universe do i go alone, so far away from what and where i consider home.
Les Citrus, Pt. I
#19 of poetry c.2019 a poem about a very shy and quiet citrus fruit farmer. a three-part series. les citrus (i) * * * pallor from the coming squall, that chills you to the bone; we tended the fields for fall, to bring food back home.
Eucharist
#12 of poetry c.2019 a poem of melancholia, by melancholia, and for melancholia. released in early 2019, re-released unchanged but with care. enjoy.
Flowers For Serath #1
A sort of free verse poetry/stream of consciousness. ill be writing more with him as the days and weeks continue. thanks for reading :) his scars are his penance. his awareness that he is alive. they happened in the past, he cannot change them.
Les Citrus, Pt. II
#22 of poetry c.2019 the continuing, second-part poetical story of a hypothetical orange farmer. les citrus (ii) * * * here i am for another day, a chance for just a chance; everyone has gone to pray, but i'm stuck in a trance.
On the Steps
poetry's not my thing, but it wouldn't leave me alone.
The Sonnet to the Stalker
I decided that since the cheetah was into poetry, he might have something to say on the subject. you can figure that he is writing the day after the events of the story. four stanzas, fourteen lines, ababcdcdefefgg rhyming pattern.
The reason I live.
I used to write a lot of poetry but have fallen out of it due to a tight schedule. just a short shakespearean sonnet. please give me some pointers i love feedback.