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 by Jeph Johnson As a regular poet, my job is to observe. An exceptional poet also experiences. I find the "art of experiencing" diffi... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson way back when right after high school there was this throw-away pop song by the group Toto called"Waiting for Your Lo... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson Some have been blessed With the gift (when others fail) To rhyme their dreams With their esteem Yet try to no avail T... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson A Prayer Regarding the Crafty Coincidences of a Conniving Christ (And Other, Too Long, Sentences That Take Two or Thr... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson I hurried to my mailbox for my mom had paid the fare 704 N.E. 99th, opened it up, and they were there! plane ticket... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson Genesee still unknown. ventures out, alone pulls back her long red hair graceful, elegent and aware I sit haggard in... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson New York's Douglas Goetsch (a really descriptive poet and contemporary of mine, like me, lauded for his honesty) tw... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson Lacey happy beyond pleasure Lacey content without ease Beyond reason or wit I treasure Her vision to model my dreams... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson Her toes pitter-pattin' to the color-toned beat Just toe-tappin' couldn't keep her in her seat The band hits the ch... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson "What if I wasn't pretty?" she asked, "Would you still see beauty in my smile?" "No, deeper" [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson symmetrical shapes smile from Sharon's eyes and the moment we sustain is immortalized with intoxicating twinkles of... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson the sidewalk basking in the sideways snow mistakes precipitation for a ground rainbow [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson The magazine buyer at the book store next door, Brought me over a copy of the porn magazine Barely Legal A full five... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson Dignified, through somber nights she falls and still remains upright and sends the world her shining smile through a... [read more] |
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by Jeph Johnson even if they developed a language right above your tires there'd still be a lot of people who couldn't speak wheel we... [read more] |