Journal
How I Was Taken Captive By a FitBit Challenge
For months now, my friend Karen regularly invites all her friends to compete in a Workweek Hustle. The object, of course, is to be the one to get the most…
posted January 11, 2019
Poems
Poem #28 Why I Chose You
Because your eyes crinkle when you tell a story, And your face opens up into a laugh The way a flower opens to the sun. Because you smell like home….
posted December 3, 2018
Poems
Thanksgiving on Long Island
Our grandmother’s kitchen was neither opulent Nor clean Though the house was, By any account except today’s, A mansion. No matter. We studied the art of Intentional shabbiness Narrowing the…
posted December 3, 2018
Journal
Poems
Poem #19-Blue Parka
My winter parka is blue And the ocean is blue But they are not at all the same color. Mozart’s Ave Maria is music As is Public Enemy’s “Fight the…
posted November 24, 2018
Journal
Poem #18 Haiku
These grey days leave me Headaching and spent before I even wake up.
posted November 21, 2018
Poems
Poem #15 Sulking World Leader
The world leader is sulking in his Parisian hotel room While his colleagues wade in the rain Remembering Europe once set the stage For the deadliest combat in history. The…
posted November 21, 2018
Journal
Poems
Poem #17 Milk
We needed milk this morning So I put on my coat and walked to the Zee Mart Assaulted on contact by the smells Of fried chicken, stale gasoline, old…
posted November 20, 2018
Poems
Poem #20-Acrostic
Gentler than we deserve, Reality still shocks with its Adherence to the basic rules of life on This planet. Every body’s trajectory has the same Fulsome approximation, which is…
posted November 20, 2018
Journal
Poems
Poem #14 Why I Can’t Enjoy Hitchcock Any More
I was always drawn to the tiny girls. Soshanna wore her hair pulled back, but only the top part Kira Lishka was pale as a white rabbit Karen Average was…
posted November 19, 2018
