2022
3 essays
· Poems
magnet poetry: there is yet light
as the shadow of summer aches on we sing delirious in our bare garden let the love of beauty mean there is yet light
2020
2 essays
· Poems
the fleeting point of language
A poem inspired by meditating on asemic art, which is “a wordless open semantic style of writing which often appears as abstract or illegible writing.”
2019
7 essays
· Poems
what will the collapse look like?
what will the collapse look like? will the ground finally give way and devour us in its cosmic maw?
· Poems
a letter to a young doctor
Wrote a quick poem to congratulate a friend for successfully defending his PhD thesis.
· Poems
wedding eve apostrophe
Why do they say you fall in love? As if you just happen to stumble into a void, no doubt lured to the edge by some trick of the light that catches your eye, or so it seems at least.
· Poems
there is no i
Yet another short poem on the age-old pitfalls of samsara. Meant more as a note to self than anyone else.
· Poems
sing weave and dance
A poem inspired by the endless horror of reading day after day the effects of man’s actions on Earth in the Anthropocene.
2018
1 essay
2017
1 essay
· Poems
you can always hate me tomorrow
I stand witness to what happened in Charlottesville in August 2017. I was compelled then, there was really no choice in the matter, to dedicate this poem to the brave woman who died preaching love for the fellow man.