A Late Walk
ephemera
“Poetry Was Like This”
Emily’s Epistemology
“Wanting to Move”
End Song
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
She moves me
I Love Your Smile
“House of Spring”
The Attitude Song
Rebel Rebel
Neck On Up
“the oxford companion to modern poetry”
Julie, Julie, Julie, do ya love me?
All I’ve got is a photograph
When I was stone blue I knew what to do.
That time of year thou mayst in me behold
My precious queen, forbear, and give true evidence to his love, which stands an honorable trial.
coping: perspective
And the operator said, “May I help you please?”
“diaphane III: evolution”
“avowal”
Right Place, Wrong Time
“diaphane II: afterburn”
Hold on to what you’ve got
Sonnet CXLV
Takin’ Care Of Business
“The Road Taken”
Falstaff’s armamentarium
The Early Years: Video And Photo Collage, 1978
[He reads the letter.]
I’m in love with the other woman
The Dewey Decimal System
The Ghost Of Christmas Past
Organic Chemistry
The course of true love never did run smooth.
‘Cause when I get close to you, not much to say.
O MISTRESS mine, where are you roaming?
Bipolar Depression
antique
alter ego
Sonnet CXXXIX
Bipolar Disorder
meditating upon the meaning of the line “clams on the halfshell and rollerskates” in the song “good times” by chic
Oberon on the request line
souvenirs
I’m With You
Shopping Lists Of Shakespearean Characters 1: Bertram And Angelo
Morning Announcements
Greeting Card
Echo
The Waste Land
Antony and Cleopatra
Memorial Day
Et tu, Brutè? (a true story)
Miles to go before I sleep (Phoenix, Arizona, Tacoma, Philadelphia, Atlanta, L.A. and Northern California)
Solitaire
Chapter 8
Well, as much as I try I can’t forget about us
