At the diner, memories return Far too many there to name From childhood antics to new love To orders staking claim In some ways ’tis full circle My life here with the food Both then and now with toddlers Just learning to be good When…

The stand, but not upright, uptight letting fatigue drag me where it may leaning against structures at night spewing words, streaming plays off the page, it makes no sense over cobblestones, under a fence how could I let them get away? demand them return, but…

My body has turned against me even more than it has before Now items from the humble wheat plant are poison in my throat I was told just to lay off just a reduction will be fine But subsequent experiences have proven otherwise It’s a…

Hour Twenty-three – Pick the title of a book that you love. That title is now the title of the poem. That poem can be about the book directly, or indirectly, or it can use the title as a jumping off point and be about…

Cleansing so high and mighty, four colossal chandeliers unreachably distant, magnificent in their glory each festooned with hundreds of tiny bulbs. for the visitor, a majesty to behold please consider, for the worker, an interminable tedium to clean.

From Mémo I hope you return to your native land Where everyone should be See if you can get in touch with your cousins Despite the fact that they abandoned me Live a good life Don’t let the bastards grind you down To Mémo I…

Acknowledgement: ‘How to use your Healing Power’ by Dr Joseph Murphy speaking of wounds did you know that you can heal yourself that you can heal of wounds past and present that you can heal from emotional and physical hurts through a simple process as…

She was a bit different  had been since birth  No prey drive within her she worshipped the earth  The others they’d tease her  tell her she was broken inside  This lovely creature  truly a gift full of pride Not like the others  she was born…

it’s a loner’s journey over the sky, on the earth He’s searching for the divine silence also good meditation those who love nature You discover yourself He has no desires he has no fantasies

Text Prompt Pick the title of a book that you love, that title is now the title of the poem. That poem can be about the book directly, or indirectly, or it can use the title as a jumping off point, and be about something…