Poetry

Time To Wean Myself Off The Helium

I’ve got a little chronic inflammationcamped out in my belly like it paid rent.I feel like I over‑inflated myselfparty balloon, … Continue reading Time To Wean Myself Off The Helium

Poetry

To The Man Who Keeps Leaving Me Love Letters with Numbers

Dear Bob, Thanks for signing your notes. We’ve got to stop meeting like this— You’re a real go-get-her… with suspiciously … Continue reading To The Man Who Keeps Leaving Me Love Letters with Numbers

Poetry

Why You Should Care

Why should they care— when your face goes full loading screen as a friend announces, “She’s an author and a … Continue reading Why You Should Care

Poetry

Resolution

I resolve to keep writing even during episodes of blankness and staring at white space which is a new series … Continue reading Resolution

Poetry

A Poem In Your Pocket

Can rip you to the core Make you soar through the back door Explore Bangor from the floor Bring you … Continue reading A Poem In Your Pocket

Poetry

Distraction

Imagine this, A huge data center is being built beneath that ballroom where the East Wing once stood. Like the … Continue reading Distraction

Poetry

The Katya Chronicles

Roofing and Training in Paradise Teruo Nakamoto was right: Gina worked from sunup to sundown five days a week, and … Continue reading The Katya Chronicles

Poetry

Believe

When you’re married to a narcissist you think you’re crazy lazy or hazy anything but sane. You’re the one to … Continue reading Believe

Poetry

Time’s Up

Go ahead Figure it out The world is waiting. Hell, I’m waiting When I should be Solving the current existential … Continue reading Time’s Up

Poetry

Shopping For A New Golf Shirt

So the objective is simple: convince twelve women to buy the same golf shirt. This activity has historically required a … Continue reading Shopping For A New Golf Shirt