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A Haiku
Either we’ll all die Or we’ll all live forever; Not sure which is worseFiled under: Uncategorized Tagged: death, haiku, immortality, life, poetry, writing
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Words fail me.
Over two thousand languages have never been written down – the way words have never been enough to describe the way […]
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Life in Reverse
A/N: This was taken from a prompt on yeahwrite.co. x. imagine, if you will, taking your final breath. your entire life flashes before your eyes – backwards every moment moving in reverse. ix. your...
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Antediluvian /an-tee-di-LOO-vee-en/ (adj.)
Before the waters started rising This body knew only gentle land But you were the breath forgotten The last hope in a drowning sea Still, these lungs cannot breatheFiled under: On having no madness to...
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Rive /RIVE/ (v.)
Pains of the body will heal in time Wounds close; muscles grow back But pains of the heart are scar tissue And what has been may never hide Something will always be missingFiled under: On having no...
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Sidereal /sigh-DIR-ee-el/ (adj.)
Too many people have told me That we are so much stardust But no, not all of us are stars Some of us are just black holes Gaping, empty, and brokenFiled under: On having no madness to unite us. Tagged:...
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Unfinished Proof
A/N: Again, I’ve been playing around with some odd things. Some of it works out, most of it doesn’t. I thought I’d let some of it see the light of day and see what happens. Claim: The intersection of...
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(maybe)
“the total amount of matter and energy in a closed system is constant.” –the principle of conservation of matter-energy that is to say, there is a finite amount of matter in the universe. that is to...
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Muscle
Being a dreamer is difficult even when it seems as though it should come as naturally as breathing. Because opening this heart is difficult when I forget how to forgive; if you get what you give, well,...
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polyglot (redux)
A/N: Recently, I’ve been in a drought, writing-wise, so an exercise I’ve been adopting to keep me writing (something, anything, please) was to rewrite past poems. I’ll be posting this redux series now,...
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