Autumn Jade

by | Jan 11, 2014 | Poetry

Autumn Jade at roughly 20hrs old, with her loving Auntie, Yours Truly1/10/2014I was unable to submit my Friday Poetry. Sorry about that.My newborn niece, with arguably the COoOooOoooLEST name EVER, summoned me to regard and be regarded by her. So here is a poem to...

Friday Poetry 10.4.13

by | Oct 4, 2013 | Poetry

DC 2008 © Tiffany MoniqueMy FamilyBeautifully awkwardEvery joint suppliesThumb, thigh, lip, hipFrom the grave to the skiesUgly drawers, pretty pantiesThat’s my family15 minutes of fameSix to zero degreesElbows, spine, ears, hairLifted hands and bended...

Poetry 9.6.13

by | Sep 6, 2013 | Poetry

JointsMy joints are not separatedAll these parts are all meLike a body jazz influencesRoots to a multi-facet-treeAnd I am a heartAnd I am a songAnd I am a loverAnd my ride is longThis journey was hard on my joints you seeI have been greatly wrong and profoundly rightI...

Friday 8.23.13

by | Aug 23, 2013 | Uncategorized

I’ve been doing poetry expressing myself via poetry of late, and very happy and productive about it.But I’ve also been traveling and I believe I’ve made yet another emergence.However you got into the family, you’re in the family...

Friday Poetry 8.16.13

by | Aug 16, 2013 | Poetry

In transitOn your mark, get set, GOWhere thoughA pioneer through life’s pathsA journey from here to eternityA wanderer through the wonder of the simplest momentsI am in transitI am not easily surprised, but life has a way of shutting me upThe more I learn, the...