Narcissus and Echo
I crave my shadow most which is forwhy … whyyour scent of bloom and subtle innuendos … doesleave my beating heart alone, my offspring … springdead, unborn, and with myself ensconced … oncebeside this […]
I crave my shadow most which is forwhy … whyyour scent of bloom and subtle innuendos … doesleave my beating heart alone, my offspring … springdead, unborn, and with myself ensconced … oncebeside this […]
Long ago he was young and greenstill uncorrupted by these scrollsuntouched by wisdom, words not seenhe swirled with music uncontrolledhe walked in scent of bloom and girlsand gazed for dreams […]
Today, a slip of suncaressed my skinbut still aslumberthe budding bloomsrepose and waitfor twilight frost to ceasefor smiles to widen into grinsfor laughter of the streamsfor spring to conquerice and […]
“Be a cactus in a world of delicate flowers.”H. Jackson Brown Jr. Thorny, spinedsilently hostilemaybe even vileI wait while shunnedaside , but stillin spring I bloomand whisper scentthat only you […]
A leap of faithto see, believein feathered hopefreed from ropesfor chance to bringa bliss to singbut in too deepwe fall bereavedfrom grace; from joy;we hope in vainto simply copefor strain […]
Writing about living in two places (and times)
Poems & Stories from The Author Stew
practising for a whole life
haikai poetry matters
Running in the slow lane
The view from here ... Or here!
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein
chronicling my quarter life crisis