It was an election season The candidates and interest groups had their signs along the roadways My taxi driver, originally from the Caribbean, said more than once that he wasn’t voting He didn’t know who to believe The other… Read More ›
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Another Kind of Love Poem
Putting together a sort of book of my poetry to submit to the US Copyright Office, I came across this old poem, which I wrote when my son was 8—rather than 17 and soon to go off to college! The… Read More ›
Afterwards
Afterwards we congratulated ourselves and surveyed what remained. Our most greatest of trials we had come through, with millions maimed Or poisoned or killed – by pollutants or war? – flags waving, we proclaimed, We were now stronger than ever… Read More ›
Pence, Trump, Comey, Mueller, Capitalism — The Limericks
This is the first series of the limerick project—which began in May 2017 with Pence, Trump and Comey. This series focuses on injustice and other illnesses, as well as on poetry (and Trump). Later series: Part II (Injustice, Trump, Illness,… Read More ›
