Normality: a Poem

A few weeks ago, Unilever announced they will stop using the word "normal" on their beauty products and advertising as…

Survival, Not Service

Ring up the water Charge for the beef Clean the belt Hold the grief Stock the shelves the essential goods…

Where’s Johnny?

A B C 1 2 3 20 pairs of eyes focused on 1 crayons everywhere maybe 1 eating glue four…

Upon the Eve of War

many moons waiting pulling on a tightrope locked inside a cold war miles and miles walking in my Name without…

Poetry Games: Maggie Rogers

It's been some time since I've written a Poetry Game. Maggie Rogers recently released her album, Heard It in a…

Poetry Games: Billy Joel

I'll be straight up: it's been a rough day. It's EOM, the Internet at work was super spotty, my week…

Poetry Games: David Bowie

It's been well past 18 months since this great man's passing. I'm at the point where I can listen with…

Poetry Games: The Head and the Heart

"Honey Come Home" to "All We Ever Knew" where the "Library Magic" "Sounds like Hallelujah".   "Oh My Dear" all…

Poetry Games: The Cure

First: Happy Friday! Today's turning out to be a real crappy day, as you can tell by today's Quote of the…

Poetry Games: The Beatles

  The trumpets sound. The officers send their demands: "Let's 'Come Together'! Go away to the 'Revolution' on the 'Long…

Poetry Games: Louis Armstrong

"Hello, Dolly!"Why are you such in a folly?Darlin' quit your shenanigansAnd come see "La vie en rose".Stop and look around…

Poetry Games: The White Stripes

Because why not The White Stripes? Enjoy! Let's grab our "Seven Nation Army" And head over to the "Hotel Yorba"…

Poetry Games: George Gershwin

I finished watching An American in Paris (1951) and figured I should play the game out of Gershwin's music. Here we go!…

Poetry Games: The Clash

Some of my nerdier friends and I like to play this game in which we have to create a poem…

The Fickle Things

We find that time is a fickle thing. We are actually Quite, quite wrong. What we don't realize is that…

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