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Poetry in Motion Pt. 1. Leaves.
Leaves. Episode 1 of our new video series, Poetry In Motion, #poetry #youtube #poet #poem #winter #poetrycommunity #writer #writingcommunity #wordpress #blog #videostorytelling
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Snow
I await the coming of winter’s powdered blanket to lay on my sheet metal rooftop.
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Painting Layers: A Deep Look at Art.
Amy Webb, a 4th-year student painter at the University of Mississippi, sees her painting as a method of lifestyle and communication. She showcases her messages through the use of interior designs where she incorporates various motifs and techniques into her art.
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Preachers Preach, Students Protest
Students from the University of Mississippi swarmed the Union plaza Monday afternoon as preachers from the Consuming Fire Fellowship, an evangelical ministry based in Gloster, Mississippi, preached their gospel from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The preachers spoke as loudly as the posters they carried on their backs and in their hands, denouncing people of…
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Covid Stuck In My Mouth
Corona virus, I won’t forget how you forced open my closed red mouth,
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Coming Soon To The Underground Post:
The Underground Post has begun to publish it’s Lit Magazine, The Underground Poet.
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Insignificant Moments
An ant marches up the trunk of a birch tree. I lie there watching as the tree’s many faces smile down at me.
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Screen Meditation
Screen meditation hums purely low to hold me. The kindest stories dream for my heart’s prosthetic.
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77 Blue Moss Circle
Bright and warm, dry, the sun’s friendly. Sweet smell, cool dark grey branch windy. Footsteps close a journal.
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Rejoice
Rejoice! The Grand Poobah has arrived in the shape of melting ice cubes and curvy women wearing sundresses.
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