Technical Writing & Random Thoughts

 

Old (& not particularly good) Poetry


The Brutality of Youth - The First Words :1991-1994
Vanity - Product of a Public Education :1995-1998
The Resident Muse - The Coffeehouse Era :1999-2000
Post Education - The Hardcore Haze :2001-2002
Overworked - Reflections On A Lesser Existence :2003-2006
Daily Missives - The Poem of the Day Collection :2005-2007
Sweet Dreams And Other Fictions :2008-

 

In The Rain

The vision of this 
gets stuck in my mind
Like the image of 
the filament 
gets stuck behind my eyes 
when I look at a light bulb
That I know I should unscrew 
because the wattage 
is too high for the plug…

And I can’t shake the feeling 
Like I’ve left something behind-
Like I’ve moved 
to a new country
And then suddenly realized
That all my luggage is still sitting
On the front porch 
of a house
That I had given only
one last glance
Before I got behind the wheel
And drove away.

And even though I knew
It wouldn’t change a thing-
That I would make 
The same mistake I always do…
I couldn’t tell exactly 
What I saw- what I believed…
Instead I waited for 
The glowing spots to fade
Before I said what I knew
I had to say… 
The only difference this time,
Is that I spoke too late.

A Tricky Hue
Intricacy Inaccuracy
Stop This, Now
The Way It Always Was
When We Are No More
Will There Be?
A Perfect Exit
An Ill Placed Advertisement
Dear Stupid Online Diary
Drawing Blood
Infinite Design
Instead of Burying The Hatchet
La Fee Verte
La Fin Du Monde
Lesser Parts of Me
Liar, Liar, Liar
Mental Masturbation
Persephone Dreams of Hades Yet Again
Slept
Soliciting Emotions
Something I Can Understand
Speaking of Darkness, Here She Comes
This Morning Was Different
Tumble Dry Medium, Do Not Dry Clean
Unbearable Fortitude
Tea and Apathy
Tear and Bleed
That Wasn't My Parade You Just Rained On
The 99th Percentile
Barracades Are Broken
The Blues of Grey
Bottomless, Above
The Figure That Ruined the Painting
The Jewel Encrusted Shrine
Where It Belongs
White and Still
Work, Murders My Very Soul
Worn Around the Edges
Over And Again
Past Mistakes and Future Addictions