The issue is that I miss you,
I’ve been missing you since,
Before you left for far, far away.
Will there come a day,
When I’m no longer longing? Continue reading “Misplaced Missive #116 – Issues”
Haiku Sunday – Gale
“Gale”
The suburban road
a wind tunnel — doors waving
as you pass through town.
Steve D
Friday Write Day: Finishing Touches
Aaaannnddd the third draft of The Warden of Everfeld: Memento is…..
Not quite complete. Surprise! Good things are on the way, however. Continue reading “Friday Write Day: Finishing Touches”
15 on the 15th: New Jersey in the Morning like a Lunar Landscape
Liberty and Prosperity!
Bruce Springsteen
The Boss needs no introduction. Continue reading “15 on the 15th: New Jersey in the Morning like a Lunar Landscape”
Haiku… Tuesday? – Lazy
“Lazy”
Sometimes, being more
productive means doing the
bare minimum.
Misplaced Missive #104 – Cage
You belong in a cage,
Trapped with the other animals.
How dare you think yourself loved?
Is there any you wouldn’t place yourself above?
We you see beneath you,
We hate you, praise those,
That locked you away. Continue reading “Misplaced Missive #104 – Cage”
Haiku Sunday – Beg
“Beg”
At my feet you wait,
ever hopeful a morsel
will fall down to you.
Steve D
Saturday of Book Reviewing – Burnham’s Egghead: Or, You Can’t Survive on Ideas Alone
Written by Bo Burnham and illustrated by Chance Bone, Egghead was published in 2013. I was familiar with Burnham’s stand up, and really, that’s why I first purchased the book.
Friday Write-Day: What a Week
Apologies for the delayed posting. As I mentioned last week, I was out of town for a work conference for three days this week.
I had a great time and enjoyed meeting a lot of my colleagues, but it was a bit of a whirlwind week. Continue reading “Friday Write-Day: What a Week”
Is Arkangel a Replacement God for the Next Generation of Parents?
S 4:E02 Synopsis: ‘Worried about her daughter’s safety, single mom Marie signs up for a cutting-edge device that monitors the girl’s whereabouts – and much more.
Ostensibly, this is a story about an overprotective parent suffering the natural consequences of that parenting style taken to its logical extreme. The triggers are twofold; first comes the difficult birth and stillborn scare, second is single mom Marie losing young Sara, her shiny new munchkin, whilst at the playground. The kid is found fast, but it’s too late: the fear has taken hold and Marie believes, ardently, that she needs help. Continue reading “Is Arkangel a Replacement God for the Next Generation of Parents?”
