Macao Poems - Poems about Macao

...We’re on October break, which is a 6-day weekend. For the last two weeks, everyone’s been making plans. “What do you think of Cancún?” Sunny’d asked me. “The only people going to Mexico are on the ......

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...A Place Not Meant To Be PART: II (699 of 1487 words) #9: Days of Paper Roses Do the numbers--dogs don't count--just survives! Then everything, be as close enough, still,......

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...#13: Close One, & Cigars To the accords of The Book of Life ... cheers, loose ends of the created stoic string crisscross a heedless sea of empty tears. In the facade of guilt, all ......

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...Last weekend was “Parent’s” weekend at Yale. A time when parents are formally invited to visit. They have receptions and other events - but no potato-sack races (which is disappointing). My parents c......

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...The recent lockdown certainly made family the center of everything - from fun to daily irritations. But after a month of being at college - which I know, objectively, isn’t long - those memories seem......

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...'Buy me a pint', the old man said as we sat in an old Bristol bar, 'An I'll tell thee a tale that's a little bit gory and all for the price of a jar'. So I stumped up the dough, and he whispe......

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...On the fourth day I am crystal clear. I step lightly. I am an arctic god. I slur no being, crack no shells. I am vodka and ice in a quartz prism. Day four is translucent, a star-black taxi ri......

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...Ah, Red Macaw, you are the pestilence of impatience in my day, soaring far, far overhead squawking and screaming your face overheated and red beak too portentous for sweets, gobbling and demanding if......

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