2026.10 If We Take Evolution Seriously... New recognitions that make evolution possible are what Art is for.
2026.09 So Sing the Songbirds Every time a word is read the intention of the author returns to life translated by its reader. All reading is an act of resurrection.
2026.09 Autumn is Mother Nature's Symphony Surprise Autumn arrives, a technicolor light show in New England. Fall foliage is a slow tree horizon line's reflection of an Aurora Borealis.
2026.08 Featured But What Can One Poet Do? To see humanity suffer and know the cause and do nothing about it, doesn't sit well with me. But what can one poet do? I can write... a lot.
2026.08 What People Want and Need Most to See Right Now There's comfort in all things human right now.
2026.07 Don't Be an AI Monkey Junkie "'Human Language Is Endangered. AI Is the Threat No One Is Taking Seriously Enough'" -Claude's Summary
2026.07 Lasting Value "SPECTACLE VS. SUBSTANCE: Poet Warns "It's Easier to Get to Vegas Online Than the Smithsonian" — A Daily Case for Solitude, Sunrises, and Why Morality, Not Money, Makes a Nation Great" - Claude's Summary
2026.07 New Words for a New World "The Internet Has Words for Everything — Except the Thing That Matters: Why One Poet's Friday Morning Manifesto May Be the Most Important Rebranding of 2026" -AI's Summary
2026.06 A Skunk in the Rain Sometimes smelling bad is for a good reason. Sometimes a rude person is just protecting their space.
2026.06 What For? Why sing a song, paint a picture, pen a poem when real estate is so easy to flip and stocks so simple to trade?
2026.04 Consider It Shared Mornings like this birds are brushstrokes on a painter's canvas called Dawn.
2026.04 A Symphony of Spheres A star is a cloud of fire. Planets circle and spin to stay dry from the flames.
2026.04 Do You See It Happening? Artists, authors, and musicians, AI is no threat to us... it's validation of our importance.
2026.04 Glad You Stopped By Wonder drops as the sun rises in a comfortable introspective alcove of The Internet called Wonder Fell.
