We are living in Orwell’s mind,
while Huxley sings his lullaby
Category Archives: Short Poems
When All The World
From the doves that pepper the somber sky
to the slate that ashen’s the dappled day
You Have To Do More Than Dream
We have engaged in a silence
so profound, it approaches stupidity;
Both Sides
They came, they saw,
and they conquered;
we stayed and witnessed,
and they abused us.
I See a Darkness
I will not be remembered,
not in the history classes
or in the breath
that fogs rose colored glasses
when widows weep at dawn.
Blacker Than Black
Reading the newspaper:
It said, new material blacker
O’ Liberty – An Acrostic Poem
Liberty’s wields her sword
in most imperceptible ways,
To Be Human
To destroy is to be human,
we’d sell the sun to buy a candle;
The Swoosh
The Reaper’s cloak swooshes across the road.
A feeling of doom sweeps over my bones,
I hear the sound of sharpening up in my throat,
Backlash of Tongues – Poem
The re-inspection
of words, that were his, or his,
is often entombed
in the backlash