Tag: Lakewood

  • Pensive Pour Over

    “Pensive Pour Over”

  • Season Change

    Considering we’re halfway through winter now, I thought it’d be great to share my best poem as of late. This piece of information would be helpful for you to know, dear reader: I use a beach chair to sit by the fire during wintertime. Enjoy!   “Season Change” Out my front doorway Look there you’ll…

  • You Know Boscoyos

    Growing up in southern Louisiana, I’ve always been fascinated with cypress knees, which are a part of the bald cypress tree. The Cajun French call them boscoyos, and the TV show Swamp People once pointed this out. If you’ve never seen boscoyos, here you go: I took these pictures recently walking in a lake. Yes,…

  • Wink, Wink

    I’ve always enjoyed watching storms roll in. My love for this pastime grew in college, as I had a particular roommate we lovingly referred to as Dirty Steve or Steve Dave that enjoyed sitting together on our porch to smell, hear, sense, and fully take in incoming storms. Since I currently don’t have an adequate…

  • Clinch River Blues

    Recently, I’ve begun writing poetry. I don’t know if it’s any good or not, but that’s not the point. I used to hate poetry, because I didn’t understand it. All that changed when I had a breakthrough realization this year: Poetry is Music’s Cousin! I have always loved music. I sang in the choir growing…

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