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Tag Archives: Saturday

Revolver

Twisting and turning on this roll of a sphere I rotated upon. Cool as iron after the sparks were lit and somehow the heat goes on. Succulent to the bones roasted upon the metal spick, Sticky are the juicy thoughts after my mind rolls over into it. A cog in a buolds the machine, aContinue reading “Revolver”

Posted byTay SmithJuly 8, 2023July 8, 2023Posted inEnvironmental, PoetryTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, Devante Smith, SaturdayLeave a comment on Revolver

Choked on an Apple

As I scrolled through the bits of web mindless but overjoyed with the feeling of not being alone, I giggled and wondered if my friends would chuckle if I passed because I choked on an apple. Saturday, October 29,2022, 10:16am

Posted byTay SmithNovember 9, 2022December 31, 2022Posted inEnvironmental, PoetryTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, Environmental, Saturday, Tay SmithLeave a comment on Choked on an Apple

Dreaming or Not

I’ve been reminded, through the experiences of those I’ve had the pleasure to interact with, that there is always a bit of doubt in whether this “real world” is the dream or if the dream is the “real world”.

Posted byTay SmithDecember 17, 2021October 25, 2022Posted inEnvironmental, PoetryTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, Glass, King, Kingdom of Glass, Poem, Saturday, Story, Tay SmithLeave a comment on Dreaming or Not

Familial

How many varieties of families are? Honestly depends on the definitions your willing to accept.

Posted byTay SmithOctober 23, 2021October 25, 2022Posted inEnvironmental, PoetryTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, Family, Poetry, Relationships, Saturday, Tay SmithLeave a comment on Familial

Rolling in the Grave

If you’ve ever read Thomas Hobbes, “Leviathan” it can only be speculated how he would react based on the events of world as of late.

Posted byTay SmithSeptember 18, 2021October 25, 2022Posted inPoetry, PoliticalTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, history, Saturday, Story, Tay SmithLeave a comment on Rolling in the Grave

Ghostly Passing

It is often in time of discontent that a person may realize what they truly want and need. Rarely is anything ever the wrong or correct choice but there are always consequences.

Posted byTay SmithSeptember 3, 2021October 25, 2022Posted inLove Poetry, PoetryTags:ArchivosDelPoemas, Saturday, Tay SmithLeave a comment on Ghostly Passing
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