Below the mist, I lay on wet soil among the rubble and ruin of past selves.
Tag: poetry
Winter in San Francisco: A Writer’s Second Year
The window is open, and the brisk 50-something air creeps into our apartment. It hasn’t rained in more than a week, and I’ve been enjoying my second chilly yet sunny winter in San Francisco. I’ve been taking long walks in North Beach and Chinatown, and last week took Clay Street all the way to the Ferry Building, where I hung out and read by the water.
A Poem for My Love: Poetry Mentor
Synonymous with romance, poetry is known by most to be a form of communication between lovers. Diving into the depths of adoration, poems can draw on imagery and metaphor to evoke longing. You can convey desire, or even the loss of a loved one in poetry.
City Dreaming [a poem]
I slipped outta my skin as the fog sunk in…
A Writer Talks: What’s Happening? War, Politics, and More
There’s been too much going on, from the war in Ukraine to the January 6th Attack Public Hearings, the continual mass shootings, and Roe v. Wade being overturned.