The Chimes at Midnight
Poetry, late night musings, and the children of an idle brain
17 November 2020
A Few Tips for Those of You Flying This Holiday Season
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By Bud Koenemund The TSA recommends that you arrive at the airport two hours before your flight. This means being AT the airport two hou...
20 April 2020
The Media is Not Alone to Blame
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By Bud Koenemund Sure, it would be nice if the media would, as Bill Maher urges, "calm down." But, you have to remember the ...
29 March 2020
Undiscovered Country
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By Bud Koenemund A 100-Word Story For Lindsay They took their time; fingertips drifting across torrid flesh, lingering on bare curve...
27 March 2020
Lust in the Time of Coronavirus
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By Bud Koenemund Quarantine with me. Let's get naked and ignore "social distancing."
11 June 2019
Desire
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By Bud Koenemund A 100 Word Story Music thunders as we stumble through the back door – clearly marked “No Exit” – finding a dimly lit al...
31 December 2018
Thoughts of You
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A year-end haiku By Bud Koenemund Even in the midst of celebration, my mind turns to thoughts of you.
10 May 2018
Accentuate the Positive
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By Bud Koenemund Last night, someone on Facebook claimed "you Liberals only want to talk about the negative things. You refuse to ackno...
15 March 2018
There Once was a Man from Verona...
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I wrote this limerick (my first - and probably last) for the St. Patrick's Day contest on a local radio station. It didn't win, bu...
12 November 2017
Saved
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By Bud Koenemund A 100 Word Story Inspired by “The Salvation of Mosul” by Joshua Hammer, Smithsonian magazine, October 2017 ...
02 September 2017
Stand
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By Bud Koenemund A 100 Word Story Even as the fighting ended, peace still seemed like an ethereal dream; something that would slip throu...
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