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Poetry & Photography

I enjoy various structures and themes using words to explore textures and facets of my experiences, supported by images I’ve captured.

Silene capensis

I always preferred to be a
day tripper so my 
excursions wouldn’t blend into
the milky twilight.

No more than synaptic 
connection, you rudely intrude into my
sleeping-pill dreams.

My eyelids flip open
and my bleary eyes are 
startled by the starkness
of the lonely wall.

Cobalt Blue

To thumb the nose
–or to anesthetize with cocaine….

… A spiritual regeneration (believed to be due to goblins).

To cry aloud, roar
For a deep dish fruit pie.

Empty Toolbox

crisp static silent
dead? paralyzed centipede
permanently still.

The Things We Know

I know where the Mirror Lady Lives.
Petite pink sweater, rack of Keystone Light,
and a fistful of lottery tickets.
The strange one with the steadfast stare. They say

“Narcissus was the humbler one.” She walks.
Far more curious than Alice with no 
shisha-loving larva to teach her the
way. Who shares in her spoils? She keeps her gaze.

She owns the streets– a solo voyager. 
Mirror in hand with no hooka-smoking caterpillar to lead her astray. Her
rack of Keystone Light, her lotto tickets, 

She knows all she needs is in her mirror,
and, me, I know exactly where she lives.

Disco Noir

Hit Me With Your Best Shot

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