No matter your thoughts, / Just do what feels right and hope / You will know in time. * * * * Ignore hurtful thoughts. / Sometimes your brain just has blips. / Nobody’s perfect. * * * * Give … Continue reading
Saturday Haikus: Thoughts
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Illustration: The Reporter Who Lied
Read “The Reporter Who Lied” HERE.
Treasure Hunt
A boy and his dog entered their backyard to search for buried treasure. They had no map, or metal detection device. After what felt like an hour, but was really twenty minutes, they had found a scoffed boot, a plastic … Continue reading
Do Seagulls Hold Grudges?
A man and a woman approached each other on a beach one breezy summers night. You could have cut the tension with a knife, or a sword in their case. They finally stood seven feet, cautious not to make any … Continue reading
Water Lilies
If you had asked Wally Davis what he did for a living he would’ve told you he was a painter, or a “painter of dreams.” This was not the whole truth. Sure, he had some original works on the walls … Continue reading
Illustration: The Queen of Port Orchard, WA
Read “The Queen of Port Orchard, WA” HERE.
Illustration: Boy Meets Nature
Read “Boy Meets Nature” here.
Popular as One
It has often been said that popular groups of girls think (using the term loosely) as a one. They use their oneness to collectively terrify the rest of the student population. They think no one can argue with their pretty … Continue reading
The Same but Different
One rainy night, a young man entered a graveyard in Missoula, Montana. He had no umbrella, but he was not empty handed. He clutched a slim musical instrument case. Judging from his tee shirt and shorts, one would have to … Continue reading
Adding Up
From an early age, Mike was instructed by his artist parents that 1+1=3. Of course, any math teacher would tell you this was crazy, but artists see the world a little differently. When two lines are drawn parallel to one … Continue reading
Modern American Folktales 