My poem “The Bitter Celebrates” is live at Amethyst Review. Thank you, Sarah Law, for taking this piece.
O at the Edges
Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
My poem “The Bitter Celebrates” is live at Amethyst Review. Thank you, Sarah Law, for taking this piece.
O at the Edges 
Nice, Bob. Congrats.
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Thank you, Ken. I was pleased with this placement.
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great!
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Thanks!
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You inspire me every time. I pray one day I become great like you.
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You are too kind, Greg. Iām just another guy sitting in his backyard, writing poetry. š
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Your poetry is beautiful. And you make it look so simple
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Thank you. It’s just a matter of writing and writing and writing, followed by much revision.
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Maybe at your free time sir! You go through some of my writings and review them maybe gimme some tips.
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Please provide a link to your writing, and I’ll try to do that.
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I would appreciate it alot
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Sir please I must ask
What inspires your writings? Reason I ask is most times I find myself lost in between words.
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I don’t have an easy answer to that. I’m curious – I like to know how and why things work, how they occur. So I ask many questions. Poetry helps me frame the questions, often leading to more questions, and on occasion assists in finding answers.
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This is enlightening. May be its time I start asking more questions. Thank you sir this is helpful
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I have far more questions than answers! I’m glad to have been of some help.
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We all have questions sir!
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That is true!
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Intriguing … you left me in a quandary … which side to be on when I close the door. (Yes, I know it’s a choice … a likely less-than-choice choice either way.)
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Oh, these poetic dilemmas! š
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