K. Louis : Writing

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday

A Poem by K. Louis


i looked for inspiration under the pillowand as you’d guess it wasn’t there either,the whir of the news plays in the backgroundand grandpa..
Dis/connect

Dis/connect

A Poem by K. Louis


twins look in the mirror,uneasy likeness turnsoddly shaped lone treeson two separate sepia hillsdiverge in growth,both prone to solitude,a shared memo..
Shreds

Shreds

A Poem by K. Louis


the wind rages todaylike wild cats fightingall my poems of you fall shortthe sun a constanti drink less nowbut you aren’t hereto say that you ap..
Desert

Desert

A Poem by K. Louis


Another day in the desert.No inspiration, no plans for the day. The four walls, don’t even turn into a well spring of water. No. Nope. No mirage..
Fading

Fading

A Poem by K. Louis


we move on while the past stands like fading trees on a winding road we look behind in an effort to scrape together some of what was left..
Fragments

Fragments

A Poem by K. Louis


I painted again, each stroke silent agonyand these words, an empty wailing - the kind that makes your ears curl. I silenced this part of myself with ..
Fault Lines

Fault Lines

A Poem by K. Louis


We were in a maze of forest. Everywhere dead wood and tree. A tree had fallen over a creek stretching all the way across it - with a gi..
Looking Back

Looking Back

A Poem by K. Louis


The sun flooding the earth with its last breath before it sets.Mt.Diablo dimmed quietallows sun to impregnate the land.Purple clouds over greenfields ..
A partly cloudy Wednesday

A partly cloudy Wednesday

A Poem by K. Louis


I am not hindered bymy past; though it exists, a hollow bodiedmirror head. So does the white sununsteadily,the light ricochets off the houses and puts..
Remnant

Remnant

A Poem by K. Louis


I used to sit on the leaf piled porch and write.The air would be thick with paintings of you. For whatever reason I was always looking at the street l..