A four part series on the joys and disappointments of fruit. Number Two: Lime
Fruits of the Loon: Lime
Poetry
Fruits of the Loon: Tangerine
A four part series on the joys and disappointments of fruit. Number One: Tangerine
The Gome
Hello.
Some thoughts on the art of self-aggrandising today found abundantly even in our own homes thanks to social-media platforms that likewise act as though they should be given medals for providing a mute/hide/block option, oblivious to the fact the problem is the plethora with which it happens at all; that their presence in the first place is all the encouragement it needs and more.
Or maybe it’s just about failure:
The Ningynong
Hello.
I hope you are well.
WordPress recently made me aware my 100th post was coming up (this is it). Given how long I’ve had the site, this news really only confirms Continue reading
I Love the Taste of Tap Water in the Morning
There must be a reason for the phenomenon mused in verse below. If anyone can tell, I’d be most grateful. Continue reading
Mustard and Cheese
Thoughts, deliberations and considerations on the subject of mustard and cheese: Continue reading
How to Make Writing First Person Narrations Easy as Baking a Cake (assuming you’re a really good baker)
Talking of cake; have I bitten off more than I can chew by not only giving out such thoughtful, valuable advice, but also in the form of poetry too? You be the judge: Continue reading
The Swans
The feeling I hope to paint with words today has sat heavily upon me since the day of the scene evoking it. Every time since that I’ve walked through the same Continue reading
Heat II
Poetry for Pandemics Continue reading
Heat
Hello. Some recent thoughts: at first jotted down; then jostled into some semblance of cohesion called poetry. Continue reading
N. P. Ryan 