Author Archives: CitizenPoet

  I’ve seen you a thousand times, Man, In the faces of sun-piqued children In the eyes of widows and maids. I’ve seen your mien in noisy arcades, Walking along night-iced streets And in a bar with a bunch of … Continue reading →

    There were reports today that Elin Woods was seen boarding a plane with their two children to leave Florida, a report that indicates the couple is having some difficulty working things out and reinforcing the rumors that a … Continue reading →

  In the park. The sun broke over the horizon      wiping away the chocolate stains of night      on the childish face of the park      where the workmen bathed in the morning dew      and sweat         and … Continue reading →

  When I was young, I imagined that almost every living thing around me was capable of reasoning. I imagined that trees and flowers were aware. I wondered if roses hurt when I cut them for the vase. I cringed when … Continue reading →

      Thank you for your kind note and the letters from your students  who read and wrote reviews of my poetry. To my knowledge, this is the first time I have ever been taught in a class and … Continue reading →

  There’s things too strange to be conceived, But not too strange to be believed. One is a poem, unusual, I Am a Poem, Bisensual