The Chimes at Midnight
Poetry, late night musings, and the children of an idle brain
09 February 2011
I Fear Sleep for the Dreams That Often Come
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A villanelle for Arthur H. Monigold. I fear sleep for the dreams that often come In the darkest hours after midnight, When my mind is defens...
28 December 2010
We Are Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made On: A Review of "The Tempest"
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Scene: Exterior - Broadway, New York City, two weeks before Christmas. Four friends and I have set off on a quest to see Julie Taymor'...
26 November 2010
North Pole Announces Job Cuts, Kringle Appears Before Congress
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A satirical look at the ever deepening financial crisis being felt around the world. (Written: December 2008) WASHINGTON, D.C. – Although su...
06 August 2010
The Metamorphosis...or Not!
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This morning, I intercepted a suicide bomber within an inch of my left foot. Normally, I keep a rolled-up newspaper handy in order to deal ...
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08 July 2010
Sleep No More!
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For Arthur H. Monigold "Macbeth does murder sleep." Alas, I fear, For all his genius, the Bard is mistook. No, it was not the good...
15 June 2010
A Simple Desultory Poem for a Friend
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For Sonia "To make it burn you have to throw yourself in." - Galway Kinnell We are left with only memories, and the bitter pain th...
07 June 2010
Confession, Memo, or Mission Statement?
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Special thanks to Ian Blake Newhem, Cliff Garner, Dan Masterson, Nancy Hazelton, Travis Smith, Kristen Brownell, Annie McDermott, and "...
26 May 2010
There's Nothing More to See Here
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The chalk outline, white against the concrete, Marks the scene of the crime, as a crowd Gathers, like greedy vultures, in the street. “Did s...
19 May 2010
Poets Never Really Die by Suicide
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The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very g...
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12 May 2010
A Simple Word Too Easily Said
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A sonnet for Kristen Brownell L ord, how can so small a word cause such pain? Indeed, the gift becomes too abstract when Words, easily said,...
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