Marginal poet. Pseudo-philosopher. Existential romantic. American-born, France-bound—gathering fragments of a broken life and calling it art.
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this is being awake
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this is being awake
where dawn breaks the dark waters
churning white swells
spraying a steel mist
as they sharpen on...
a rose by any other
I have gone back and forth on whether to post this. Mostly, because I am destructively self-critical. But I am trying to continue to step out of my comfort zone, so here is a little video explanation of my recent name change and a further b...
Psyche and Eros
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Psyche and Eros
Love. The word sleeps like a stone
in my mouth—sharp, soiled, impossible
to swallow. I must be certain...
in a facsimile of the world
Bush warbler on a Plum branch - Totoya Hokkei (Japanese, 1780–1850) - Edo period (1615–1868)
The first thing you should know, the whole time we were in love. Or whatever it is called when you press two wounds together that can’t stop bleed...
how to be an existentialist
Of all the philosophies so soundly misunderstood and misappropriated, existentialism deserves to be near the top of the list. During its heyday after World War II, it made the rounds—through intellectual communities, into literary masterpie...
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Marginal poet, pseudo-philosopher, and existential romantic desperate for being. American-born, France-bound. Gathering fragments of a broken life and calling it art.
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