poems

POEM #22: Kneel and Drink From the Pools Of Yah

a new version of psalm 104

Dec 1, 2023 •

As the High One, Yah, In the Gentle Winds of Eden

A Sabbath prayer

Nov 17, 2023 •

POEM #20: The Rest Stop

On non-memory as quiet apocalypse

Oct 26, 2023 •

POEM #19: Talitha, Koum (Little girl, arise)

Of course, after what happened this past Saturday, I had to let drop whatever essay I thought I was working on, and this week have been working on…

Oct 13, 2023 •

POEM #17: A Crowd of Hyacinths

One reason to be quiet and hold few opinions is we're all gonna die

Sep 29, 2023 •

POEM #16: Alive

(and a few miscellaneous notes)

Sep 8, 2023 •

POEM #15: The Weeping of My Eyes Has Been My Only Feast

a new version of psalm 42

Sep 1, 2023 •

POEM #14: Sunbeams

a new version of psalm 19

Aug 11, 2023 •

POEM #13: The Window

Another riff on the transcendent banal

Jul 28, 2023 •

POEM #12: Ascension

on the derelict and spiritual beauty of suburbia

Jul 14, 2023 •

POEM #11: Before You Danced Forth the Earth

a new version of psalm 90

Jun 30, 2023 •

POEM #10: The Way

Of stones and dewdrops, and a glimpse of things to come

Jun 16, 2023 •

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