With a few small changes here and there, taken from closed-captioning…
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Mid-afternoon at Third Place (a poem)
Went out for lunch yesterday, after mailing in my grant application materials. This poem describes the scene shortly before I went into the book store to look around for a while.
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Words are more important now (a poem)
Thinking about how things have changed these last couple of years or so…
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The Pop Conglomerate (a poem)
I hope I haven’t edited the life out of this one. It started out quite rough.
Until they become light enough to rise (a poem)
Some open mics are good environments for writing…
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A point of entry into the fourth world (a poem)
Because I feel like posting another one…
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80–90–92 (a poem)
Today’s prompt in The Daily Poet, by Kelli Russell Agodon and Martha Silano is to write a poem about a decade.
A mid-May morning (a poem)
I had not particularly intended to follow today’s prompt in The Daily Poet, by Kelli Russell Agodon and Martha Silano, which is to listen to jazz or classical music, make notes of what comes to mind while you listen, then write a poem about something you thought of while listening. As it turned out, I started this poem while listening to one of Thelonious Monk’s solo recordings on Pandora…
The latest chapter in the story of how I know I’m getting old (a poem)
NaPoWriMo 2015 is over, but I am still writing. My first poem for May… Continue reading
A scene from the movie where real life and dreams attempt to intersect (a poem)
Sometimes, falling asleep with the TV on affects my dreams…
Ordinary Average Thoughts 