And my uncertainty about William Carlos Williams continues to flicker. Why? I don’t know. Maybe its my issue with the repeated first and last name (similar to…… Read more “William, Repeated”
Category: romanticism
A-Game, B-Game
It’s funny getting blatantly hit on. This post is a segue from a few posts ago. It’s only funny, because I’ve been so oblivious to it ever happening…… Read more “A-Game, B-Game”
A Little Bit of Ink
As usual, I’ve been picking up and thumbing through the E. E. Cummings collection of poetry as usual, taking time and appreciation with it. Of course, a few…… Read more “A Little Bit of Ink”
The Blossoms
This song has refused to leave my head since this past autumn. Not sure when, where, or why it placed itself in there. It’s not a bad…… Read more “The Blossoms”
Femininity in Retrospect | Franklin Square | Downtown Syracuse
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Great ideas come to those in retrospect. The Tazo tea–Lotus–steeping in the cup, paper. And this reminds me: Downtown Syracuse should put…
My Infatuation With Paris
In relation with the previous post of My Favorite Trilogy, considering Julie Delpy is French, saving the notion about my dreams of visiting Paris, past thoughts returned and were…… Read more “My Infatuation With Paris”
Before We First Met…
I wrote this poem upon hearing this song, and keeping in mind the piece of flash fiction that was written the other day. That’s about it. It’s…… Read more “Before We First Met…”
She and He
I. She (The Fiction of it All) There is a blogger I follow, and she’s inspiring to me. I may have mentioned her before–her writing, her style, her…… Read more “She and He”
Benched
There is a bit of a moment going on, and there is a bit of a block. However, there was an older couple on a bench moments ago. …… Read more “Benched”
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