Monthly Archives: May 2018
One square inch
 One square inch of being Resides in a sea of faces faceless Competition resumes over Circular tables of residence Towers with footprint of a flower Despite of the rain stands There is no space for lying down One square … Continue reading
Lonely figure
 In the sun, burning In the mud, sinking A lonely figure stands! May 28, 2018
Letters
There are letters in the post There are letters unopened There are letters unread Then there are your letters, a coast For my wrecked ships, a rescue From my wicked heart, a memory Of your beautiful face and soft touch … Continue reading
Article: Cancer and Engineered Food
My mother was a beautiful, intelligent and health conscious woman. So, she was always up for trying new products that were marketed as “healthier” options from milk alternatives coffee creamers to vegetable based alternatives to fat and lard. I grew … Continue reading
A morning call
A ring, two rings, noise Is it the radio? A call A beautiful face occupies the distance. May 27, 2018
Used tissue
A piece of paper crumbled A discarded memory on the pavement I leave behind for thousand years of losing you. May 26, 2018
A Virgo sacrifice
Virgo dressed in silver Carrying the last coat of gold Walks through the ancient Gates of timeless heavens Going home. Virgo dripping of blood to Come in the age of the godless Singled souls and burning Earth of the disowned … Continue reading
Waiting for a sign
At the edge of the nameless river A human figure appears sitting and standing A paradoxical premonition of waiting May 24, 2018
Article: Creativity and Boredom
Recently I had one of those International variations of flu strains that meant I had weeks of being able to do next to nothing. Except, of course, thinking. Prior to this exotic flu strain visit, I was extremely busy with … Continue reading
A bird’s final act
A bird crossed the road It flew into the car’s grill A final act in a life lived in a flight! May 23, 2018
