Posted in Poetry, Writing, tea on August 5th, 2007 No Comments »
Yes, I’ve posted this elsewhere a long time back, and originally wrote it an even longer time back. But since I haven’t posted anything here in quite a while (too busy enjoying the east coast summer) I repost …
Ode to tea
There is no better thing than tea when asexuality
insinuates into your life its dull and […]
Posted in Books, Communication, Language, Poetry, Reading on December 19th, 2006 No Comments »
Apparently Shakespeare’s use of language is good for your head. It gets it all excited and twitchy as it’s forced to do engage in that unusual process of thinking.
In particular, Shakespeare’s use of a linguistic technique known as a functional shift, where a part of speech is employed in an unusual way — a noun […]
Posted in Poetry, Writing on October 9th, 2006 No Comments »
I’m going through a lot of old papers etc. Yesterday, I came across this - a poem of sorts I wrote about ten years ago. It’s a bit silly but I’ve always kind of liked it so for what it’s worth, here it is:
One of us
You were a car when you were young.
Now you are […]
Posted in Books, Poetry, Writing on June 24th, 2006 No Comments »
Damn that guy over at Living the Romantic Comedy (Billy Mernit). He posted Rebirth of a Ladies’ Man and now I’m back into one of my Leonard Cohen phases.
His post has actually been there a few days but I’ve been too busy to read it. Yes, I could have scanned it quickly but his posts […]
Posted in Blogs, Poetry on May 21st, 2006 No Comments »
Face. Tissue caress.
Plagues of allergies and colds.
Haiku. (Excuse me.)
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