
Millions of beautiful things
Always remember, no matter the headlines, there are millions of beautiful, joyful, peaceful, fun, and creative things going […]
Always remember, no matter the headlines, there are millions of beautiful, joyful, peaceful, fun, and creative things going […]
Attention Earthlings, we got some real sh++ to deal with and not this bulls++ y’all knocking around. There […]
Who’s zooming who? Affairs, trysts, dalliances – Boston’s small, y’all. In some cases, I knew the mistress first. […]
It’s not if there are racists and bigots around me but who they are. Come out come out […]
Please don’t OD with my dollar. To whom should I give my spare dollar today? To which of […]
(This post was begun before the eclipse today – a moment I shared with many other lovely people […]
I used to keep my distance. I was professionally courteous but made little effort to get to know […]
It is not unknown to me. I actually do know it. I’ve been to that place, I’ve seen […]
Sometimes love returns after it’s gone missing. It can be found again… Can you love someone that you […]
Our family welcomes you, Leanne. Whenever there is marriage, it is a vote of confidence in love and […]
Love the one you’re with. I mean really – love the one you’re with but not in the […]
I met David Bickham about 18 years ago when he was living in Boston. He promised me that […]
This selection for National Poetry Month features Toi Derricotte and accomplished poet and champion of Black poets. She is co-founder […]
My Celebration of National Poetry Month * – Po-Po-Poetry continues with this post featuring James LaFond-Lewis (Jim to […]
Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine won the PEN Open Book Award and the PEN Literary Award, […]
I am way behind on posting another poem. My computer went down and I’ve been pretty busy. Now […]
Each April, I post poems in honor of National Poetry Month.” This year, I decided to go into […]
When I was young, I was attracted to people who looked interesting and weird to me. There’s a […]