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Horoscope for Today

August 29, 2014

It’s been a strange and strangely busy week, so I’m posting something from my “Poems to be Trashed” Folder. It’s …

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Conversation with my dead mom

August 22, 2014

Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of my mom’s death. As I’ve said before, watching her take her final breaths was …

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The During

August 15, 2014

A few days ago, near Moab, Utah, a popular and iconic red rock pinnacle collapsed while no one watched. At …

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This Just In

August 8, 2014

Inspired by scientific research, discovery, rediscovery and undiscovery, and maybe a touch of cynicism. It’s OK to make fun of …

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Let’s eat soup by the pool in rain

August 1, 2014

Free-form Friday! Today’s poem is inspired by Irish-American novelist and playwright, J.P. Donleavy, who said, “When I die I want …

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Broken Glass on a Waffle

July 29, 2014

Having breakfast at a busy diner is one of life’s pleasures. Taking notes and posting them here is another. – …

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Bountiful Hours & He is Probably in Baltimore

July 25, 2014

Not that I’ve tapped into your webcam or anything, but leave your loose change between those ugly couch cushions. Today, …

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Well, you can tell by my gait …

July 19, 2014

Today is brought to you by another evening of pool floating and over-thinking. Internet radio played old stuff, but I …

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Who Chooses to Die Alone in a Hotel Room?

July 18, 2014

This stream-of-consciousness piece was written after hearing about the death of guitar great, Johnny Winter. I’m saying the poem isn’t …

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Unfortunate Animals in Early 70s Popular Music

July 13, 2014

After floating in the pool while listening to internet radio this weekend, I offer the first of several postulates as …

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