Tag: poem
On the lizard’s rock
Summer is like a desert, wherever you are.
A vast emptiness filled with boundless potential.
All activity comes to a static nothing.
Stillness of the morning
becomes the...
No one’s Mona Lisa
When I was 14, I visited the Louvre. The building was bigger than I imagined. Later, I learned that it would’ve taken
200 days to...
Rusty quills
In the archive of ink & yellow trees the heart is pumping
Blood
Which worms its way through narrow
Veins
Until it leaks out from fractured
Skin
And a borrowed...
Quivering loneliness
Click.
Statement begins.
Can You hear me, Eurydice?
i am coming for You.
The monsters from Tartarus chase me,
But i’ll reach You very soon.
Can You hear me, Eurydice?
Gone...
Bittersweet
Age led me to believe
That young love is bittersweet.
From the first hug to the first kiss,
Moments too sweet to miss.
Awkward glances across the room,
Hoping...
Precious Inventions
In the midst of the town, an inventor,
Old and frail, but still, reluctantly, alive;
Inventions unlike others – nearly human.
One in particular, a cute white...
Feature Fiction: Beginning’s Eve
A woman walked in the garden
Her footsteps marked the infant ground
Ideas coiled around her heart
Voices hissed within her head
A woman plucked an apple
She thought...
The engrossing sounds of Red Vox’s ‘Ozymandias’ and a discussion with...
Courtesy of Red Vox via Facebook
The indie rock group “Red Vox” has finally released a snippet of...