“The world is full of poetry. The air is living with its spirit; and the waves dance to the music of its melodies, and sparkle in its brightness.”
Poetry
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How? – A Poem About Navigating the Collapsing World We Find Ourselves In
A poem about how to navigate the collapsing world around us and find the answer to “How” we can get to the other side of this.
Art is Humanity – A Poem About the Importance of Art
Art is Humanity – A poem about the importance of art. Art is what makes us human. Willfully giving it to AI, while removing the human element and erasing artists and creators cannot be our legacy. We will cease to be human.
Cosmic Q Publishing – A Stellar Zine Micro-Press for ‘Queers of the Cosmos’
Specializing in publishing queer, transgender, & neurodivergent artists, Cosmic Q Publishing offers stellar publications to the Las Vegas community.
Red, Black, White, Green – A Poem for Palestine
‘Red, Black, White, Green’ – A poem about the colors of the Palestinian flag and how they can represent many things.
Decay: A Poem About Collapse and Reformation
There’s so much decay in the world as different systems collapse. But as dark as it gets, there’s always hope that we can pick ourselves back up and reform these systems.
Every Day – A Poem About Fatigue and Hope
Every Day – A poem about dealing with fatigue and executive dysfunction in this capitalistic hellscape while maintaining a sense of hope.
‘The Winds of Change’ – Spoken Recording
Video and audio of ‘The Winds of Change’, a poem for Palestine I felt inspired to write while sitting outside in my garden this morning.
The Winds of Change – A Poem for Palestine
A poem about the genocide of Palestinian people, and how the wind that carries their cries for help also carries the seeds of change.
Comparing Translations of ‘Bring in the Wine’ by Li Bai
For World Poetry Day, Christy compared two translations of the famous poem by Li Bai – ‘Bring in the Wine.’