Month: October 2017

Poetry

Upon the Ebb and Flow

From atop the great stone pine trees dragonflies fantasize of summertime; of warmer mornings and balmy winds, while dodging flycatchers and bullfrogs. The grass now brown beside the pond wolves howl to worship a harvest moon barn owls love the nightly stellar show young geese enjoy a fresh cool sunrise. […]

Articles

The Madness of Mystifying Racism

By Mark Antony Rossi  The perception of prejudice in 2017 belongs in a more bizarre category than the year 1965. Today people research every word and statement for any hint of secret hate. The moral maxim of not being judged by the color of your skin but rather the content […]

Poetry

Love And Listen

This ain‘t good. The inner lecture of the idiotic mind. Are you intelligent enough to blow your mind? Police and protesters are all in the prison. Government laws are as good as poison. This ain‘t good. The family of nations without major change. Disasters used for political games. On the […]

Poetry

Song For Soul

How  can  I  sing  a  song  of  joy While   my   heart  is  full  of  pain How  do  I  prance  around  as  a  peacock When  I  find  my  ankles  are  in  chain I  see  my  friends  sway  with  music Tapping  their  feet  with  dance  steps I  am  there  in  a brooding    […]

Poetry

Clothes Upon Clothes

When clothes first came to me In all their glory Not a kingly alm or its consideration Not a renaissance to hide self corruption From the corrupted Necessity for political nakedness Or its capitalist subjugation Skin was suddenly not warm Cold was now winterwear Emotions and monsoons soaked by underwear […]

Poetry

Mother

Before your stone I stand a prodigal This creed of despair is all- All that is left of my grieving ink You my dearest rose Found it fair to wither So that I could blossom But dear mother, I cannot write in despair Neither can my lines Prolong this hope […]