God Couldn’t Save the Royal King of England Sung to the tune of

Violence is passed down from parent to child - generational inheritance is hard to break.

A short piece about comparing women's bodies to fruit, and a woman who uses her body for revenge.

Using the prompt overwhelmed, I write how my own consumption overwhelms me.

A poem about a musician's last song. Inspired by the mournful and beautiful piece of music: Arvo Pärt- Spiegel im Spiegel Musings on how Music lasts only as long as the moment it's played, but the ...

A closet full of clothes... nothing to wear

We've been sledding all day Toes cold and mittens wet. Nature's forest sundial tells time for us.

Everyone knows a black cat named Midnight. This cat has a bit of an adventure with the moon.

Seven Heavenly Virtues go to a party. A fun little story that plays with meaning, names and conventions. Seven characters who learn how to have a bit of fun. Using the tag prompt Patience.

I went to a women's retreat and wrote about the weekend.

Your full of life plans are stuck at the top of your throat

More musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.

Musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.

Cassiopeia is a glamorous guest star who leaves a trail of fading star dust in her wake.

A poem about sobriety, serenity and a different type of buzz.

Inspired by some poems we ready today by Shel Silverstein, my son and I wrote some silly poems.