redd Brick Keshner : Writing

A rude remorse

A rude remorse

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


Of the many thingsthat have been a regret"putting down the pen"has been most rude.
The Burden of Upgrades

The Burden of Upgrades

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


Not all upgrades are a welcome sight,For many don’t enhance or truly prove;Yet status quo might yield a different light,When deemed "a waste of ..
A Familiar Stranger

A Familiar Stranger

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


A barely audible creak greeted meAs I entered this still unfamiliar place.His figure approached, step by step, slowly,Aged and wizened, his steps mark..
no longer spectral, Brontë's shall remain

no longer spectral, Brontë's shall remain

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


In London’s quiet Poets’ Corner stands,A stone of memories, carved by gentle hands.Eighty-five years since its first debut,Yet names were ..
A Rare Edition

A Rare Edition

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


In Kilmarnock's print, a treasure lies,A first edition, where history sighs,From eighteen eighty-six, its verses flow,Robert Burns’ heart, in di..
be-lightedly

be-lightedly

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


being an unlit candlean unlit match stickwill surely not sufficeneither the twain shall meetunless you strike onethe other remains andunless the lit s..
Being an NPC in their story

Being an NPC in their story

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


*npc: non-playing character
verse on a hill

verse on a hill

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


A known quantity bereft of quality;a name of little beyond its letters,by road’s shoulder perhaps guideto openly weep a slippery slopeof once ha..
dream slices

dream slices

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


once nimble fingersgrasp at lithe reedsas they slip and dancein a breeze’s lullabyever present companionsas days turn into nights
look out tomorrow

look out tomorrow

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner


The letterbox is usually emptyWhat with the P.O. Box andsocial media, emails, SMSall so many differing waysto keep ourselves in touch.But this day&rsq..