Tag Archives: Poetry

A Quote, A Bit of New Story, and A Dream Haiku

Posted on June 23, 2008 by randomyriad

“The important arguments are the ones you have with yourself.” William Butler Yeats Out In the Rain Minter stood in the rain. The gate in front of her was closed, iron bars set like pain against the green garden inside. … Continue reading →

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A Poem to Begin the Summer

Posted on June 22, 2008 by randomyriad

Larger Infinities The bars of falling life and the prison of the hermit, Inside, All of this in the rain, outside the garden, green behind the bars.

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Running into The Future

Posted on June 15, 2008 by randomyriad

The jibber-jabber of hidden teeth Sketched on the wall of a bright winter day Has led them all away Into a land where nothing stays. I lay on the sidewalk, A sucked and spat out Cherry pit, With still some … Continue reading →

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Just Passing Through

Posted on June 5, 2008 by randomyriad

Light travels through light; air through air. Sometimes we travel through each other as if we weren’t there.

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A Poem Carved Out of a Self Experiment

Posted on May 31, 2008 by randomyriad

Moments in a Long August Day I I stand in the office. sunlight comes in through two windows one behind me and one to my right. My hand is moving away from the book I just put down. A woman … Continue reading →

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