I get up at dawn

I get up at dawn

This poem is inspired by early Chinese poetry, and it is an entirely original composition.

So Very Much is Left…

So Very Much is Left…

So very much is left unseen
Between the printed out pictures and

Remember

Remember

My poetry refers to the past and the present almost simultaneously.

Not a Rose

Not a Rose

This piece touches on self-worth…more like, pushes away and embraces the duality of the idea.

See you around

See you around

A work of horror, of guilt and of droll humour.

Vigilance

Vigilance

In the resilient haze of my infanthood A half-opened drawer of linens Exudes my mother’s fragrance Of jasmine, almond, and cloves.

Freed

Freed

My poem reflects an idiosyncratic vision of the mind/body divide and of the journey to personal freedom.

Dark Mess

Dark Mess

An inevitable mess

maybe it’s an angel?

maybe it’s an angel?

A poem about incidental childhood fear and how those fears grow into logical reactions.

The Road to Nowhere

The Road to Nowhere

My screams Are making my Parents bleed Like a thousand paper cuts On a single finger

The Dream Road

The Dream Road

Searching for the Dream Road the one not found in the darkness Where my soul can reload

Feet Up On The Dash

Feet Up On The Dash

A poem about trying to escape a mundane existence but knowing deep down the escape is impossible but still having an ounce of hope.

It’s Time

It’s Time

A fragile reflection bounces off the mirror as a soft, dulled image lulled by a slow, backward pull away from pain.

The step

The step

And shower waterfalls like moonlight at armistice for the elderly or youth in the all together

Let’s Confess

Let’s Confess

cast off your cloak show me your scars i’ll show you mine

Volantem Daemoniorum

Volantem Daemoniorum

Dark angels ascend from Dante’s seventh circle—
manics who composed their anguish