Inspired by imagery from G K Chesterton, and a wonderful full moon.

Look at the moon, what moon is it tonight? Another Halloween poem.

About my confusion about myself.

This is the fourteenth in my "hospital haiku" series.

Some day a spaceship makes take you to the moon. You may really sit on it and take pictures of its mountains, or measures its big holes, called craters. Then you can zoom home to tell us what you found.

This is another poem that I wrote while going through an awful breakup with (who I thought to be at the time was) the love of my life. It came to me whole sitting outside at night on my balcony.

Here is one of those stories I wrote in high school. It involves five sisters, a magic portal, forbidden love and and an enchanted frog.

Here’s the opening written in first person to the point of view of a girl named Sena, who has the gift of communicating with her pet frog Paydon.

The sisters prepare for their secret adventure.

Here is one of those stories I wrote in high school. It involves five sisters, a magic portal, forbidden love and and an enchanted frog.

Here’s the opening written in first person to the point of view of a girl named Sena, who has the gift of communicating with her pet frog Paydon.

In this installment, Sena dwells upon her father illness and life without him.

Here is one of those stories I wrote in high school. It involves five sisters, a magic portal, forbidden love and and an enchanted frog.

Here’s the opening written in first person to the point of view of a girl named Sena, who has the gift of communicating with her pet frog Paydon.

The musings of a lost soul.