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I Am My Beloved’s, and He is Mine

#followform { padding-top:5px; text-align:left; } Today, I give you an offering of a poem that has never seen the light of day. Before you read it, though, I have to tell you all about it. Sometimes,...

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If Life Were a Chiasm, Where Would It End?

#followform { padding-top:5px; text-align:left; } I’m a nerd who reads wired.com nearly every day. I read it when I’m feeling low and tired and frustrated. I read it when I need inspiration. The other...

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A Chiastic Poem

#followform { padding-top:5px; text-align:left; } My God, my heart is brokenas I’m stranded on this table,from where I spy a cornerof the Jujube, its leaves and dates,and hear San Miguel’s ringing–ten...

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The Planet Sardon: On Ethics, Morality, and the Greeting Card Fund

#followform { padding-top:5px; text-align:left; } It has been said that morality on Sardon is determined through riddles, some of which contain no answers. In fact, the vast library of spiritual and...

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Poetry Madness Is Correlated With Word Death

#followform { padding-top:5px; text-align:left; } Original at age 17 (first version lost; my dad probably has a copy): Augusta Wind Augusta Wind will blow again, Her bones like water without skin, A...

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