“The Poet Between Worlds”
He wrote of gods with trembling ink,
their voices caught in almond trees,
their footsteps echoing through
wine-slick hills and grief-bright skies.
He dreamed a Greece
that never was and called it home—
built temples of language from shards of silence.
They say he cracked— not under madness,
but from holding too much light
with hands made for this earth.
He spoke a tongue we’re still learning to hear:
half river, half hymn, spelled in thunder and wildflower.
Now, he waits by the riverbank—
not ancient, not forgotten—
watching us scroll and hurry
past the sacred in ordinary things.
But sometimes a breeze
will lift the curtain,
and there he is—
the fire still flickering
in the hollows of our breath.
...be low and rooted, words
...be low and rooted, words blooming, breaking ground.
here is poetry that doesn't always conform
galateus, arkayye, arqios,arquious, crypticbard, excalibard, wordweaver
Thusly, Christ redeems me
Thusly, Christ redeems me, where the faggot Catholic fails to see
peace, pot, tequila shot
Jesus loves us, stoned or not