Archaeology
“The monster of modernity must be slowed.” —Roger Cohen, May 8, 2020, the New York Times Water, lime and sand made an ancient holy space—smothered by conquest’s heavy stones. As the conqueror’s walls collapse with... Read More
Poetry by Morgan Driscoll
Stimulated Economy High above and in between the tropics on the darker continents ignored or mostly ignored in the places where the latte’s poured, the coffee cherries, picked and sorted, prepped to dry, lie on... Read More
The Prisoner’s Lament
They want me to be nonviolent, And surround me with violence. They want me to make better choices, And remove all meaningful choice. They want me to respect the law, And entangle me in petty... Read More
Golden’s Rule/Godwin’s Law
GOLDEN’S RULE Godwin’s Law* IT SEEMS THAT, Our thoughts aren’t quite the same, my brother. OUR SOURCES ARE DIFFERENT SO You may be misinformed, my friend. PERHAPS Your passion is admirable, comrade.... Read More
after the dream act is revoked
it’s time to get my hair cut again & the dream act just got rolled back what can i do get in the car keep the appointment preserve etiquette the economy routine so stupid ... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse
April is National Poetry Month, established by the Academy of American Poets in 1996 to keep the love of poetry alive. In the April 15 New York Times magazine the poet laureate of the United States, Tracy K.... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse
po·et·ry noun Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm. April is National Poetry Month, established by the Academy of... Read More