Dandelions

**Dandelions** Dandelions are lonely cats of lost garden savannahs roaring in the wind.

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[Poetry] The Day Before Everything

Did Entropy sit back swirling a cup of tea with a spoon And have no intention to drink it until it had cooled enough not to burn her lips? Did Gravity toss a ball ...

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The Conquerer and the Defier

I believed that the people lacked the capacity to understand and would reject my abstract science; _and i went ahead with the small-scale tests._ i threw it through hoops and checked for loopholes in physics, and tried to formulate new elemental compounds

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Hairball (Ch. 10)

Ben begins reading the abstract he had written, describing the story of a man who recounts how he devolved into madness. ben's abstract is succinct and to the point, and he finishes quickly.

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Walking Around

The light boils down to a point where I find a penny. I take it and walk along to see that I find myself in a room. It has dust floating about and I have no idea why I'm there. I try remember, but it is for naught. So, I shrug and go on about my...

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Meadows

_Sunshine. Soft grass between my toes. Sweet tea on a summer afternoon._ _It's funny where the mind escapes to when the body is unable to flee._ _As the last one leaves, my body is unceremoniously left on the bed, beaten and bare. Breathing hurts....

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Bouncing Off The Target

Just a kind of abstract poem about archery and trying to hit a tricky target.

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Hum.

In deep states of consciousness, buried between periods of cycles. I had become a tool of psychological construct. Where weight was of nothing—if it could be anything—in fact nothing at all. Distant light from the freeway painted part of...

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