PostPoems Be Artistic. Be Creative. Be Inspired!

Constructive criticism encouraged. 

Home, closed down... I'll be wandering around town on a longboard for awhile. Two books written here at Brash Coffee, the local coffee shop I walked in the first hour of being in Chattanooga.

Cheers, Brash.

Parsimonious, not to insult anyone's intelligence, is to be stingy; to be witholding (usually of money). Something that you have, but decide not to give, or spend, or show. Being parsimonious is a common reaction to many a great painful events in our lives. But maybe it shouldn't be. For once.

Always good to see an old friend you rarely talk to, but as soon as you're together you're as close as ever.

Windchimes are wild.

When someone gets more excited about you're work than you do, you should:

- keep writing

- get more excited about your own writing

- question why you're not already.

Don't be scared to be hyped about your own art!

A day full of so many flavors can distract your appreciation for the entire day itself.

Having written poetry for a little more than a year now I see a lot of comments about how much people can relate to my work, mostly due to how some can read it and feel a sense of vulnerability, or truth. I never try to write a piece to just one person but time and again more people feel that some of my work is almost made out to just them. 

I'm okay with that, since I get that comment more than once. Ego on high, I suppose.