The Howling Owl

Giving it our best shot

The Howling Owl (Revised on June 18, 2024)

Time for a break

‘ … dragging sadness down a farewell road toward the sea …’

When my anxiety was stronger than the cure— a surreal poem

The lifecycle of inherited rituals

Language of the Night

The year’s nadir. Or zenith.

Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher born in 544 B.C. said, “No man ever steps into the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s…

What Lies Within?

Colours spilling out on empty pages

“Say ‘I do not know’, and thou shalt progress.” Maimonides

When shall it find its mother

An Existential Question — Notes from New England

Our Lives Are the Poetry

This essay is adapted from a reading I gave at Bennington College in 2018 when the college was gifted the Stone House in which Robert Frost…

Dais derision

A micro poem for the mystical dawn

Between right and wrong: a garden of understanding

Voices Loved, Voices Lost, Voices Forbidden