Category: Poetry

A single rose is enough to show you that I love you. But not nearly enough To show you how much.

I am thankful for the chance to help other people every day. I am thankful for the blue skies and the rain and even the snow. I am thankful for my family, even when they drive me insane. I am thankful for those that help me, or hurt me and make me grow. I am […]

I will never apologize for caring about you.

What do you want my dear? I want the mundane and the surreal. I want to face the world without fear. I want something true to feel. I want to chase excitement Over the rooftops and Across the seas, movement Of my spirit across the land. I want to discover new People, see new places. […]

Feed your soul and fuel your lust To complete you, then I must Somehow be worthy, Of your trust.

Federico García Lorca – 1898-1936 translated by Sarah Arvio To find a kiss of yourswhat would I giveA kiss that strayed from your lipsdead to love My lips tastethe dirt of shadows      To gaze at your dark eyeswhat would I giveDawns of rainbow garnet  fanning open before God—  The stars blinded themone morning in May And to kiss […]

Lips as red as the rose sitting in the vase as pale as your skin the flower sits in. Unseen is the thorn that lies neath the leave danger in the morn that none can perceive.

Let’s go on an adventure. Grab your passport and bag and let’s go! On a search for that perfect dessert for the moment, that little gallery of yet unknown artists tucked away down a side street. To hear different tongues spoken by people in different garbs as we lose ourselves together. Let’s sail the seas, […]

I have no title, no grand history or lineage. Poor from birth, other than blessed with wit and brain and courage and vision. I will build my own empire, by my own hand and work. And all shall be yours.