Ithaka, some thoughts on life
Michael Gallagher The Ancient Greeks can still teach us a thing or two. This also happens to the organizational poem for my parent institution, Ithaka. You can find more information about them…
August 2007
Angels
Mom, And maybe angels exist,but I don’t think they circle inPrinceton. They exist,I am sure,but not here,in front of me, my eyes. I am sure they exist mother. But not…
Porter and Anything Goes?
Friends tomorrow,assemble for my birthday,wish me good health and laughter. But who will sing a tune from Porterand shave me to sleep?
Find me
Everybody wants to be found.
Raze, haze, maze, craze-y
You rank heart,sinews grieving, heaving apart.This look, this everlasting gazeupon this field of memory, nostalgia,I promise I shall raze.
Observation
Icarus, you fool!In the future, use a stool.
Birthday haiku
32 todayStrong sense of dread, relief and joyNormalcy is good.