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Category Archives: prose
The Alluring Avenue of Rage
The world knows how your heart pounds and your jaw clenches, how tightly your fingers curl into the sinewy guts of a balled fist. Rage, old friend, comes to visit with his hat perched jauntily upon his head, and most … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplations, demons, Poetry, prose, rage, Uncategorized
Tagged allure, anger, demons, expression, guilt, habit, intentions, rage, regret, remorse, shadows
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Somebody’s Child
The lies don’t matter. Don’t let them blind you to the truth. The sweat streamed down the back of his neck, made silver by the indirect light through the window, and tears were jettisoned off the tip of his nose. … Continue reading
Posted in alienation, belonging, compassion, Contemplations, existence, homelessness, mercy, prose, Respect, Social/Political Commentary, Uncategorized
Tagged addiction, children, deception, desperation, humanity, hunger, judgement, junkies, lies, need, poetry, poverty, prose, reason, truth
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Last? Next?
I watched her labored breathing, the skin yellow not pink. She’d never been yellow, never been yellow a single day till then. I knew that she had frequently closed her eyes so many times before. Refusal with a punctuation mark. … Continue reading
The Vista of Rebirth
What happened to you, to me, to that dream we swam in until our arms could move no more? The drunkard of the village was your uncle and your mother had the temper of a sailor away at sea. I … Continue reading
Your Basket
Who sleeps in your basket, you do-gooder, you holy-roller, you collector of praise and recompense? Who gains your heart, who is awarded your most gentle caress? I have painted the ones you’ve forgotten or ignored. I have used the color … Continue reading
Posted in activism, America, commentary, Contemplations, economics, Poetry, Politics, prose, Social/Political Commentary, Uncategorized
Tagged avoidance, classism, disenfranchised, drug addicts, help, homeless, homosexuals, hypocrisy, ignorance, love, poetry, poverty, prose, prostitutes, thieves, unity
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January
The Sun hides and crystals that have piled up remain. Hidden or not, the mere presence of his shy face sends the squirrels hurling down tree trunks and skittering across the crusty surface of the snow. I have the window … Continue reading →