The End is Not Near, or 2012, Just the Next Y2K-Type Non-Event.

My poetic stream of consciousness writings continue to flow, bringing together my abstract art with more abstract words.

Here is the next in my ongoing series of poetic stream of consciousness writings, bringing together my abstract art with abstract words.

After a long hiatus, here is my newest poetic stream of consciousness creation, bringing together my abstract art and abstract words.

Prose poem.

This is my article for the first part of the morning. I will write it with the goal of allowing the reader to imagine almost anything while reading it. But don’t worry, I will do my best to make it safe to read and to make it a happy reading.

Stream of Consciousness: Buffet poetry. Thoughts of a young woman.

The creation of my own personal hell.

This is an example of a stream-of-consciousness poem. I wrote it in five minutes and then spent 20 minutes polishing it several days later. In order to write your own stream-of-consciousness poem, grab of piece of paper and start quickly jotting down whatever comes to your mind. Do NOT censor anything. It’s important to write down your first thoughts, without trying to analyze them or polish them. Next, let your thoughts sit at least overnight before revisiting them. You’ll be surprised at what you have written. It will seem as if you had a poetic muse who helped you compose your thoughts. Give it a shot.

Here is another one of my poetic stream of consciousness pieces.

One of my best friends recently lost someone, so this is another stream-of-consciousness piece in reaction to the news.