The world I knew
as stable
Static
as a child
has always been ending
Breaking
Growing
Shifting
To go on
We must
remake the world
each day
Category Archives: Wordplay
Pace Yourself
Pace yourself
Let not footsteps behind
or ahead
Alter your gait
From winding hills
To gridded plains
The pavement meets your soles
*This poem was submitted to a sidewalk poetry contest. It was not selected, so I decided to share it here. Pretend you’ve stepped on it.
Filed under Contemporary, Wordplay
Poetic Interlude: Drafting Dreams
Nocturnal thoughts are rarely definitive
Illuminating
until day breaks
lucidity
with
Reality
Filed under Wordplay
Poetic Interlude: Fractured Futures, née YWCA
refracted reflections
bourgeois boutique
peeling possibilities
embattled emblem
Context:
City of Pasadena, Planning & Community Development
Filed under Art of all Kinds, Contemporary, Historical, Nostalgia, Power, Wordplay
Contemporary Contempt 