Monthly Archives: September 2019

A star caught my eye when it shot across the sky and as it vanished lightning lit the horizon  I’m not sure exactly why.

We haven’t had rain in three months, but this morning as I fed the sheep and the goats, I was thinking how nice it would be to see cats and dogs falling out of their routine, seeking shelter in the … Continue reading →

We will deny you food and medicine and we’ll grin while you’re dying we’re the Tin Man applying heartlessness to the world stage, we’re the Scarecrow, not a sage we’re lying and cowardly from west to east and sea to … Continue reading →

Saudi crude is god and we pray more everyday as the truth is sawed and we look the other way while the King’s men gather round searching for more truth to slay Saudi crude is god and we pray more … Continue reading →

They’ve had to re-skin these worn out drums so many times, as we march to the same old beat singing the same old rhymes and it’s always new targets but the same old crimes and we keep tossing dimes into … Continue reading →

After a beautiful day spent harvesting pine nuts by the forest’s edge elders, adults, children, two hundred farmers rested by the warmth of the bonfire before retiring to their tents their twilight hours spent sipping tea and breaking bread before … Continue reading →

Forty civilians killed at an Afghan wedding and you bought the bombs, you fueled the drones and you turned more human beings to bones.

After a beautiful day spent harvesting pine nuts by the forest’s edge elders, adults, children, two hundred farmers rested by the warmth of the bonfire before retiring to their tents their twilight hours spent sipping tea and breaking bread before … Continue reading →

I nearly forget the stars sometimes, so caught up with living this life but then I look up and see they’re always right here with me keeping me on course as I navigate the earth and there’s birth and death … Continue reading →

Flying home from the Mauna, from my aisle seat in 7B I could see a man across the aisle a few rows in front of me reading a newspaper fully opened, half in the aisle just in front of his … Continue reading →