The Machines Are Watching You
The machines are watching you,and now they can hear you too. They were born not only to serve,but to listen … Continue reading The Machines Are Watching You
Category: Poetry
The Trouble with Plastic Buckets
My bucket list keeps changing shape, which is rude, honestly. One day, it’s a pilgrimage to the Panama Canal, provided … Continue reading The Trouble with Plastic Buckets
A Luxury Amenity
At Radio City, Bryant Park, and Greeley Square,these humming thrones await the public there.A civic gift in plastic, bright and … Continue reading A Luxury Amenity
Beautiful Blessings
Between the worry and the care,beautiful blessings gather—a multitude of angels,hovering, watching, signaling,whispering through the quiet. They are my own … Continue reading Beautiful Blessings
Betrayal
Betrayal by a mate is wound enough, but betrayal by elected leaders is another wound entirely. We place in their … Continue reading Betrayal
The Long Way Home
Gina ran away one fallOn nothing but a dare,The promised warmth of southern skiesWas waiting somewhere there. They said that … Continue reading The Long Way Home
A Kindness from a Stranger
You never really know who will show up in an ordinary moment and keep your day from going completely off … Continue reading A Kindness from a Stranger
Lucian
Lucian was a gentle ghost who sometimes forgot that he had died. He wandered Central Park, that green heart of … Continue reading Lucian
Ode to the Weeping Elm
O, green cathedral of the lawn,Great dome of architecture and grace,You do not reach to meet the dawn,But bend to … Continue reading Ode to the Weeping Elm
Margaret Sanger
was a nurse and a birth control advocatewalking the crowded tenement streetsof Manhattan’s Lower East Side,where poor women, already burdened … Continue reading Margaret Sanger
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