Tag: poetry
Poem: Lives of the Condemned
Photo credits: top, Commander-Pirx on Wikimedia Commons; bottom, Mehmet Kürşat Değer on Unsplash.
Poem: Cherry Bomb
Photo credits: top, Polly Alexandra on Unsplash; middle, ActionVance on Unsplash; bottom, Cason Asher on Unsplash.
Poem: In This Age
Hi friends! I went on a slightly-longer-than-planned hiatus before, during, and after my trip to Ireland (which I’m still writing about—coming soon!), but I’m getting back on track. It’s Poetry Wednesday, so please do enjoy “In This Age.”
Photo credits: top, Topich on Unsplash; bottom, Barth Bailey on Unsplash.
Poem: Happiness
Poem: Gowanus
If “92 Pine” was a bit of a love song to Greenpoint, “Gowanus” is the same for…Gowanus.
Poem: 92 Pine
I had a dream a little while back that took place in a neighborhood that looked roughly like the far north end of Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint. I did live in Greenpoint, although not that part, but I did spend time there during a different phase of my life. The dream affected me so much that I wrote this poem about it.
Photo credits, top to bottom: David Kennedy on Unsplash; jonathan wilson rosas peña on Unsplash; Karl on Unsplash.
Poem: “Everything from the hive is beneficial…”
This one has a long title; the full title is “Everything from the hive is beneficial./Amazing creatures the Lord made,” which is a direct quote from this article about the event that inspired the poem: an arson in a beehive collective in Texas that killed perhaps half a million bees.
Photo credits: top, Eric Ward on Unsplash; bottom, James Pritchett on Unsplash.
Poem: Death of Desire
