The Poetry of Ants
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Young, Gifted, Black, and Loved
No poems today- I’ve scant been writing due to all the life-changes I’ve been going through. But amongst my errands, an old memory found me. I’d like to share that story with you now. As I’ve mentioned before, I have been interested in the arts since I was a child. At one point, acting and…
You Didn’t Say “Hello”
From the Author This poem didn’t require much thought. It doesn’t come from the recesses of my brain. It’s just observation. It’s a story we have all read. We recognize it. We understand where it’s going without even reading till the end. It’s a cheap poem. Yet, when I leave my heart unnattended for just…
Sulfur’s Lament
Said the powder-keg spirit To the match and her flame, “What is life, but dust and ash in the wind?” To which the duo replied, “To stay warm for however long it takes to grow cold” From the Author To succumb to wrath is to feel empty. To be loved is to feel warm. This…
Yeah I ate up that series in mah younger days!
An excellent piece. Have you ever read Ted Dekker’s Black, Red, and White trilogy? There is much in common in…
I’m interested in how/why you are blending the Father and Son with the Id and the Ego? Those are not…
Shoot now you got me blushin, man ☺.
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