A short story about love, the loss of it, and a Bahamian snail named Gary. Sometimes the smallest things carry the largest of lessons.
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No matter how old I get, the magic of setting up a new board will never dim. Here’s a short essay about it.
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I wrote this blog to share the meaning behind some of the pieces in my latest poetry book, “character.” If you dig what you read, then hit me up for your very own signed copy of “character.”
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This is the introduction to my latest book of poems, “character.” Like what you read? Get your copy today!
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“If” is a poem featured in “character” my latest book of poems. I wrote this poem for my great and late friend, David J. Abair. I’ll love you forever brother.
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This freeform poem explores one searching for love in a digital age, the archaism associated with authenticity, and the hypocrisy of posting anti social media posts on social media.
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In this personal essay, I use descriptive writing to explore a moment I experienced on the Dungeness River in Olympic National Forest.
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Rising is an abstract piece that I wrote while in a psychiatric ward. Like much of my work, it captures the depths of mental health gone awry.
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