Land of Mirrors

Land of Mirrors

What you take from me will not sustain you; what I have left, though, will suffice for the rest of my life in this universe.  This was a battle, a test where you lose – overcome by greed and self-impo [Read More…]

Gold

Gold

I have everything I need, except money; in a way, I live in an entirely different universe.

A few months ago, I let go of worry because I figured all it would do is make life scary.

 

Ironi [Read More…]

A Daint

A Daint

Artists, much like with everything else they do, have an interesting relationship with their sexuality.

While sex is a very personal thing, it is more often just one preference, maybe with some hidd [Read More…]

Martin

Martin

I would have expressed something to someone – but my mind had been splintered with ball bearings and nails. Numbness then overcame me; I now keep fishing for that feeling I had twelve years ago – I wa [Read More…]

The Beekeeper

The Beekeeper

The utility of medicine is to the human engine as oil is to a lamp.  It is not that without it nothing would run; though, it would rust, grind, crack, break and eventually die – reduced to dust, by fi [Read More…]

Sexed Out Wondering

Sexed Out Wondering

I wonder if I would still want to be loved, if I stopped wanting to fuck.  I wonder if I would want to be touched, if I had been loved.  Whether sacred and profane would have meant something entirely [Read More…]

The Perfect Angel

The Perfect Angel

Beautiful can be haunting; within perfection lurks an eerie unnaturalness.  It feels like velvet on your tongue – it feels like fire inside your eyes, as if you are looking into the sun.  Yes, pure be [Read More…]

Vitruvius’ Vitruviem

Vitruvius' Vitruviem

You have to see Vitruvian poetry in nature; how can you not? The chorus of leaves, their colors, blends into a mélange so flawless – only naturally.  The joy received from shying leaves of bashful wee [Read More…]

Gloria

Gloria

Courage and cowardice, side by side.

A fine line divides full faith and a lie.

Betrayal of brothers, Iscariot’s tale;

Life’s that horizon amid heaven and hell.

 

What good is possible m [Read More…]

Christmas Mourning

Christmas Mourning

Today will be a sad day.   An ominous morning-after begins with raindrops against a rising sun; divine mother sobs at the snatching of life – in it she finds no meaning.  Barren tree-branches darken a [Read More…]