“You’ll understand when you’re older,” Is what the vampires say. “Once you become one of us you’ll know why we prefer night to day.” “She’ll grow out of it,” Is [...]
Category: Poetry
Yet More Rain (a poem)
Out the inn room’s windowpane is rain and rain and yet more rain. I write by guttering candleflame (to rain and rain and yet more rain) sore with walking, stiff [...]
Gargoyle
Day one of Inktober Inklings. Prompt: GargoyleThe Gargoyle sits in the archway and glares, at the commoners passing over the stairs. His duty is to guard the fortress and keep. [...]
Poem: Napping in August
Drabble and dabble and dapple away Till’ the threads of the world begin to fray Babble of laughter the rabble at play Bubble and warble, the sunbeam’s display Losing the [...]
A New World to Explore (For Both Me and You)
Here we are among the summer sunsets the burnt the blue sky. Chalk flower gardens and a bright array of paint colors. Here where sidewalks loop around Winchester court, and [...]