r. f. jordan : Writing

monarch

monarch

A Poem by r. f. jordan


this one could have been a rough onethe call, the fear, the complaint, and the dismissive zestthe wound had run it's course into the twilight of winte..
a complement for criticism

a complement for criticism

A Poem by r. f. jordan


speaker: twice the drenched draperies have abandoned morning into fog as lowlands give rise to ridge sodium to silt. i am neither poet nor..
having paid off the code enforcer for vocabularic contracting

having paid off the code enforcer for vocabularic ..

A Poem by r. f. jordan


when the fold turns in upon itself from wealth without stealth to health without bones. once moans divide into myriad alones, ithoughti was ther..
mother's day 2004

mother's day 2004

A Poem by r. f. jordan


from here on out you'll be receiving cards, flowers,crooked drawn hearts from innocent, unconditional, love,rickety picture frames, gobs of glue from ..
descend

descend

A Poem by r. f. jordan


gravity has won us allwhile our massbrings us to usdream
writerscafe.org is rustling the muses within me to dream...

writerscafe.org is rustling the muses within me to..

A Poem by r. f. jordan


...of a day when i can catch up to each of you that has "viewed" and plant a gaping-tongued smooch on the sole of your phew ...of this night when ..
ginormous (bridge)

ginormous (bridge)

A Poem by r. f. jordan


had there been a way around that momentmight taking it had wound up with similartorment?bourne of some flowing omen unspenta whimper of shell sent,spi..
one hundred thousand

one hundred thousand

A Poem by r. f. jordan


unimportant,so much of this is. whatever the last thing was, that we thought annoying, was not. the years fall away from us with whispers. we are left..
as you gaze upon this structure, you've been beheld

as you gaze upon this structure, you've been behel..

A Poem by r. f. jordan


all that has, has beheld you: has beheld you in traffic toward moons has beheld you in acid burnt through spoons has beheld you in bo..
8-6

8-6

A Poem by r. f. jordan


woke up that morning with anvils as shoes lead in my pocket and the fates in my cereal spoon. went to bed that night with a ..