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Welcome to my Writing Index Page at The Hub.
Below you will find a complete listing of all my work currently published at
The Hub. To read my poetry, please scroll down and click on the
appropriate icon. You can learn more about me, and explore some of the
other sites I like to visit, by clicking on the "My Links" option in
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Below is a list of the poetry I have published at The
Hub. Please click on the appropriate icon to visit any of my
works. All of these poems have been published in The Hub Library unless
otherwise specified. Please pay attention to the ratings and
warning codes
beneath each poem and do not read them unless you are sure the poem is
appropriate for you.
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A
life of misery where alcohol is the only escape... |
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A
glimpse into the epitome of horror...life in
Auschwitz. |
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The life of an employee in the modern
workplace is never easy. |
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A poetic reflection on the
creative process. |
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Putting on a human body,
one more time. |
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A paradoxical poem about the
bittersweet nature of relationships. |
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A poem about the
"in-between" period after the end of a relationship. |
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A poem about looking beyond the world
we can see and touch, and finding something more... |
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About growing up and encountering "the real
world", and letting go of childhood illusions. |
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Of crosswinds and crossroads. |
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The epiphany of "good-bye". |
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What depression feels like. |
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Driving through fog can be much
like navigating through life... |
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Mourning the loss of a love that never
was... |
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A commonplace journey becomes a frightening
adventure. |
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First memorable
impressions of childhood. How vivid they remain throughout
your life. |
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A sobering reflection on a wasted life, 21st
century-style. |
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In memory of one of the overlooked
victims of the Manson family. |
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Musings on the burden of time. |
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On the burden of choice... |
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A musing on what might have been. |
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On choosing one's own life. |
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A poem about the impact of a mental schism... |
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Re-evaluating a life wasted... |
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Convergence of meaning in time and space. |
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Remembering the ocean on a sunny day. |
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Fear, control, and stepping into the unknown. |
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On the creation of poetry. |
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To remain true to oneself in a world where up is
down, down is up, and everything changes. |
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Getting past regret for things done and not done. |
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As the world is constantly manipulated,
some of us simply need to escape... |
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Sentimental poem about
appreciation for having sympathetic loved one to come home to. |
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Only in freedom can we flourish... |
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Can there be anything as
unbearably harsh as reality? |
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For those who hate
the idea of space travel... |
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A poem about inner inclinations and
the darker side of the human soul. |
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A moment of reflection to consider
a life... |
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An attempt to understand the
vagaries of memory. |
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A trip to the dark side of
human nature. |
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What's hidden inside all of us, and why it hides. |
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The puzzle of charisma - questioning
how Hitler, Mussolini and the like could come to power and
create such evil. |
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Of the conflict between science and
religion. |
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An early poem, written in 1975, as the author was
just starting out in life. |
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An poem about the compulsions that motivate
mankind. |
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On the inevitable epiphanies of human
existence. |
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A view of a
water tower through the eyes of a child. |
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The pain
divorce causes a child continues long after the
papers are signed... |
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Even the purest of notions can become twisted by
those who need to believe... |
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A "feeling" poem, watching a
train go by in the night. |
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A summation of the poet's
self-analysis, undertaken in early midlife. |
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The journey to understanding is not an
easy one... |
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