poetry
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Even I
Read more: Even IThe first of a series of poems about memory loss. The image is a picture of a sunflower growing outside my mom’s room at the retirement home that grew from fallen birdseed out of her feeder [processed through Photoshop]
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re: Pale fade arise moths dew
Read more: re: Pale fade arise moths dew(AI generated summary of this blog): The post discusses the author’s poem “Pale fade arise moths dew,” exploring its experimental style and sound over conventional meaning. The AI’s interpretations highlight themes of freedom and connection with nature. The author reflects on their writing process, the power of word sounds, and creatively employing language, concluding with…
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The Genie and the Bee
Read more: The Genie and the BeeBe careful what you wish for when you only have so many wishes. And the picture here, I know, the ice cream cone seems out of place.
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Chaos is on the counter
Read more: Chaos is on the counterToday’s Hard Twenty post is poetry instead of prose. I gave myself twenty minutes to write a poem, do whatever editing I could in that timeframe, and that’s it. So, here’s that effort.
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The Chemistry Set
Read more: The Chemistry SetMarla’s parents have an interesting interaction at a toy store while buying her a chemistry set.
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The ‘Possum Problem
Read more: The ‘Possum ProblemWe discovered a year or so ago that my mom had written and illustrated a book back in 1992. Soon, I’m publishing the book on Amazon. Here’s a story about my mom and that book.
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The Poet Projects 