Red Brick Keshner : Writing

if pigs could fly

if pigs could fly

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


A reminder to extend an olive branch… where possible
Edgar Allan: Ravenous Poe

Edgar Allan: Ravenous Poe

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


In a darkened chambershadows twist and writhePale light spills through cracked panesilluminating dust motesThe air, thick with the scent of age and de..
wide road of the exterior

wide road of the exterior

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


1693: scattered pieces and thoughts on the last year of Basho's life, walking 156 days through the interior of northern Japan.
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A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


Have we found what eases pain, it shan’t remain;yet hardly a memory lingers that might untether,should even that be erased, p’raps a wound..
new day

new day

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


bring on kintsugiin the night’s cathedral hournew life starts at dawn
Help! There’s a dragon in my stew!

Help! There’s a dragon in my stew!

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


A dragon basks in my stew, scales glinting with heatSteam curls, weaving tales of daring questsPotatoes anchor islands, thickening the plotCarrots flo..
When echo lost its shadow

When echo lost its shadow

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


When echo lost its shadow,a haunting void took shadow's place.No longer bound by shade's gentle grasp,then echo drifted through empty space.Without it..
Once there was a boy

Once there was a boy

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


The echoes of laughter fade,hushed whispers of a time wheninnocence wove through our days,fragile threads now unraveling.A boy stands by the edge of t..
Lighthouse Keeper’s Watch

Lighthouse Keeper’s Watch

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


On a rugged cliffthe lighthouse standsa beacon of hope in the stormits light cutting through the darknessguiding ships to safer waters.The keeper tend..
a grasp away

a grasp away

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner


A figure, stern and cold,receives a laurel leaf with surprise.No introduction, no warmth exchanged . . . just the reality of presence th..

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