A beggar wanting to be a star: on pain
Can I switch a button To rid me of my pain To grow wings that Take the body weight Above gravity’s reign Becoming an avatar Smiling despite struggle Always in ...
See sea: “Don’t forget to address who you’re becoming”
The two of them were one — light and darkness Blood pouring out of their veins, eternally becoming From the same source, pumped by another heart inherited From one mother ...
THE KNOWN UNKNOWN
THE KNOWN UNKNOWN is a poem I wrote while climbing one of my favourite trails in Côte d'Azur this spring. The flimsy April weather brings an abundance of clouds and ...
See the world like a poet by appreciating beauty in the mundane
These globally infected times can clear or further fog our vision. Lao Tzu, the widely praised chinese poet captured this illuminating wisdom centuries ago. Not just optically, austerity reveals how ...
Things Better Done Slowly: poetic Marais cafes and tea rooms
Poetry does not have to be written under your bed covers (well, sometimes I do that too) or in a rusty, with vintage posters laced bohemian poetic Marais hang out ...
War Zone Angel: Connecting Death, Space, Reentry and Work by Loving Change
To open my heart to joys I had to soar Above the deadly peaks of jagged fears Climbed by some, devouring others Whose ribs crush into the void of the ...
The Independent Human.in this zeitgeist
Who am I? A locked in corpse without a soul Zombie that buys what the ads sell [Working my ass off like a fool] Leaving family, friends, meaning, all While ...
Poems in a Conversation: Hope and Supernatural Spirit
Striding up the Nietzche path to Eze, I tend to inquire the spirit. What else? Answers pour out from the stones I pass and cross. The shades of trees oxygenate my ...
Divining the future through mirrors
We brought mirrors into our lives for various reasons. Their reflection is what stirs something inside us. Whether it is the self-judgemental inner critic of our superficial appearance does not ...
