I’ve had my moments of dishonesty, but honestly at that point I was so unhappy you could wrap it in your hand and the sadness would slide and seek, biteContinue readingThe Feast
The Pillow
Have you ever rested on a pillow and wondered whose head has rested there before? Whose strands of blonde hair are caught in the side zipper? Whose body wrapped aroundContinue readingThe Pillow
The [Face]Book of Inspiration, Part IV
The title of each poem will be shown as it was written on Facebook. And beneath it the first name and last initial of whoever presented it. The significance ofContinue readingThe [Face]Book of Inspiration, Part IV
The Twelve Steps
I believe in second chances. I believe in third chances. This poem is about belief that things can always change, that they can always get better once you confront theContinue readingThe Twelve Steps
Assurance
Arms I want to feel safe in your arms, but I don’t want to need you to feel safe: does that make sense? I think I want to be myContinue readingAssurance
How to Fall
So due to a request, I am finishing a post I started about 3 years ago. There wasn’t much content to it to start (literally just a phrase or two),Continue readingHow to Fall
Divided
I’m a person split in half: one half is creative, emotional, artistic, passionate, and all the other adjectives you’d associate with someone who has a penchant for lyric; the otherContinue readingDivided
Matters
Sorry for the repeat hiatus, loyal readers (of which I think there may be two or three of you?). I’ve been in a constant state of transition since August: IContinue readingMatters
Wordless
I have words in me that multiply, verbal bacteria in a Petri dish dividing via binary fission, biological precision meets linguistic overflow. So where do the words go? They bubbleContinue readingWordless
On a Scale of 1 to Even, I Just Can’t
It’s been too long, for the millionth time, since my last post. And the thing I hate more than anything, is that my friends, former bosses, etc., etc., keep askingContinue readingOn a Scale of 1 to Even, I Just Can’t