This one comes from earlier this year and is as yet unedited. Why? Because life has been rather busy as of late with various bumps, u-turns, and recalculation of paths. So why sweat a poem being sent out into the […]
Tag: poetry
Word Wednesday – strike on box
Ordinary things can some times inspire not-so-ordinary things. I came across this one from earlier this year while archiving poems from my handwritten journal into digital form. At some point in the last year or so, we inherited a whole […]
the script
Something that’s interesting about travel is that it inherently takes you out of your normal routines and imposes a degree of the unexpected, or as I prefer to call it, sheer chaos. Which is kinda fine by me in a […]
Word Wednesday – music of any kind
I’d fully planned to record a new video for my YouTube channel and then found myself delaying and procrastinating and … whatever the worse thing is that comes after procrastinating. Quite simply, I didn’t want to do it. So I’m […]
Word Wednesday – falling on the grenade
As of 2023, I’m pretty sure this poem is old enough to buy beer. This poem was written somewhere between 2000 and 2002 and appeared in my 2008 book Odd Bits Of Broken Things. What you’ll hear in this video […]
Word Wednesday – a word, a kiss, a gun
This is a new poem I wrote earlier this year and ginned up some music to go along with it. New project on the way soon.
Word Wednesday – December 14, 2022
It’s been a moment or two, hasn’t it? A couple things for folks who may be getting pinged through their subscriptions and whatnot. First off… hello! Good to see y’all. I’m still alive and kicking, just maybe not as high […]
life don’t take prisoners
Once again, up against the self-imposed deadline of the calendar because I have some sort of need to not disappoint the internet. It’s foolish, but it keeps me a little bit honest, so let’s roll with it. This poem was […]
All Creatures Dumb & Small
As an extra poetry bonus this week, here’s a true story. all creatures dumb & small a bee has been stuck inside my garage for days. when i was younger, this would’ve been a cause for alarm (we were scared […]
Ain’t It A Pity?
Doesn’t everyone have a favorite tree? Probably not, so I won’t bother waiting for your answer. Once again, this one is straight outta the journal with the absolute minimum of editing. ain’t it a pity? they’ve cut down my favorite […]