Morning Thoughts: ‘Divine Discontent’

“Any writer worth his salt writes to please himself…It’s a self-exploratory operation that is endless. An exorcism of not necessarily his demon, but of his divine discontent.” -Harper Lee

A Toast September 20, 2020
Epiphany September 20, 2020
Touching Glass in the Crowd September 18, 2020
Bubbles August 29, 2020
Forgive the World August 18, 2020
The Journey August 8, 2020
The Fish March 25, 2020
To A Contemporary Bunkshooter March 23, 2020
Astonished. March 15, 2020
Breakage February 25, 2020
Steelhead February 14, 2020
Passion, Courage January 29, 2020
Primitive January 7, 2020
How To (And How Not To) Write Poetry January 5, 2020
Life Will Break You March 15, 2019
The Measure of Emotion March 11, 2019
Shine, Republic February 26, 2019
Come With Me, I Said, And No One Knew (VII) December 2, 2018
A Dog Has Died December 2, 2018
Lighthearted Looks at the End of the World December 1, 2018
My Life Has Been the Poem November 15, 2018
Change at Close Range… October 15, 2018
At Least October 13, 2018
Wisdom October 9, 2018
If October 9, 2018

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