Random thoughts from "Learning to Live Again, 2018" I loved us As friends But hated us As a couple ****************** I'm having a major identity crisis As I'm continually reminded That a man my age Is not a desirable commodity *********************************** They claim that all they want is friendship Yet they accept my invitation out [...]
Some posts bear republishing in their entirety. This one is from Book 2, Transitioning and was published here 4 years ago. With all that is happening in the world today, the poem is eerily relevant. Enjoy REALITY. Reality is subjective For we may experience The exact same moment Differently We may witness a sunset In [...]
How does it feel When your heart is torn And you can't reveal Or display your scorn *********************** You love us both In the way you can But you know the truth And have no real plan ********************* Never knew that love could last Traveling through my messed up past Now I know how it [...]
I'm sharing this beautiful photo taken by my friend Gail Turner with a few poems I've written that actually rhyme. Figuring it all out And knowing what to do To dispel all the doubt That the damaged go through I am not in it for sex Or playing any game It's really not that complex [...]
I am returning to Book 2 in my series "Transitioning" because I am in a new phase of transitioning again. "There Comes a Time" fairly accurately portrays my current place. There comes a time In all our lives When we make the choice Which defines us Age is irrelevant For there is only the present [...]
