Category Archives: Poetry

 [Published in Tulsa Sunset Publications, issue #2 (2014)]   That shiny armor’s gone, and I can’t compete with The me that met you, before I … more →

So I’m walking along this wooden fence…not atop, but next to.  The fence is on my right, and it’s covered in dew.  It’s probably early morning, because … more →

[Originally published in issue #10 of The Literary Hatchet. You can find the poem on page 77 of the free download HERE, or order a print copy HERE.] … more →

strut and stumble, stuck with hands in pockets, told to toe the line and the words that we’re not speaking, left bird-pecked to wither on … more →

…soft intermittent breath interjects silence sweet sighs slide easily through darkness Stirring. I cease breathing to listen. Subtly, a moist tongue parts and caresses pressed lips. … more →

No intelligible words sugar sifted through wood, walls, and windows one breath of it enough to know that scent. that scent I used to bathe … more →

the sip of the milk left in the cereal bowl, sugar sweet through puckered lips, a fingertip catches rolling drips on olive skin, sigh breathed … more →

My bare skin, uncovered, by the quiet of night. The absence of you in this absence of light, and the cold, peering, hungry, between blinds … more →