Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Poetry
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The game
A descent into psychological torment, The Game traps the narrator in a nightmare of temptation, manipulation, and self-destruction.
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Too Soon
Bereft after my trek, I go home / look at a mirror, examine / all the blemishes, wrinkles / age-ravaged markers on my skin…
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A Little Birdie Told Me
“New York City arms / around the girl and her dreams / opening poems and poets / walking and sweating / flitting around salsa / on Pier 45 at dusk”
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Their Story is in the Rain
“They walk, the drops falling / like punctuation / on their decisions.” A quiet confrontation with truth, where rain doesn’t cleanse—it reveals.
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Time, love, and regret
“Like boulders surrendering to time / and mountain streams that through them whet / their bulk to granules of regret…”
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Footnotes
A hauntingly cerebral elegy on loneliness, memory, and the footnotes no one reads—where forgotten knowledge becomes the only companion.