Friend? Hi. I came over to your house early yesterday, I think it was your birthday party, but I didn’t bring a gift. Sorry. My mother is at home a lot lately, so I guess that means she’s in between jobs. Which is great cause she’s home a lot, but she didn’t get a chance to take me to the mall to buy you something. By the way, I never got a party bag. You had corned me with Scott and David, (those guys are so cool), and told me you ran out. Thanks, for showing me all the neat stuff inside, and then let me play Continue reading Friendship →

They said you were dead and I believed
It. I happen to think you lived
To full, too fast; always racing
Into the door first and firing
With quick hands, and economical
Movements. You varied yourself. You were
Not the same all the time; which is to say Continue reading I Heard →

Exchanging blood by snowy peaks we marched
In thick of war; Families of Kensing had lined
quiet at the door. Once mourned, now pictured, stood
The only man to fight: Stole across the land did he,
Unpleasant, aye. An unfettered tear, came
Only stillness in his soul; and upon
A cliff o’reaching sea; which dealt a wild blow.
He dropped Continue reading We Marched to War →