Stories

A few poems that I feel confident enough in to share with you all...comments, feedback, and criticism is always welcome, but I do ask that you be at least civil about it.

Ray Bradbury was once quoted as saying it is impossible to write 365 bad stories. I have discovered that it is quite possible to write that many bad poems. However, in the heaps of bad poems I've written, there are a couple that are decent, and a couple more that tell a good story. Here they are.

Aaron and Brian are two high school students who fall madly in love. Their love grows and they slowly experience everything until one fateful night when an accident leaves one of them unscathed and the other with a disability. Forced to deal with feelings of guilt and inadequacy, and even thoughts of suicide, they persevere as they face new sexual frustrations and struggle with life's challenges.

What happens if the mind is unwilling, yet the heart is open to the possibility of "What if?" What if one learns to give in to his fears, to his doubts, only to see that it is simply a step to knowing what love really means? This is a story of man, whose past and present collide, the power of his regrets and forgiveness, and his dreams of a life he hoped to have had, would only give him the courage to ask himself a question that opens the one truth that most of us do not ask...

Seekers of your soul... Some free verse poems...

this is a story about a guy who is confused about pretty much everything in his life. and school, family and friends dont really help much. well they do help with the confusion. And then.. he finds true love. What will happen next...?

Wrting Prompt exercises

A series of poems about the search for sunlight. An invitation for an individual walk in your soul.

An Airedale Remembered
Through Seven Essays

Seven Short Stories
From the Gay Heart
Of Tokyo