W. Barrett Munn : Writing

Back When Cars Were Blind

Back When Cars Were Blind

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


The best man I never knew was my very own father; maybe that's how it is with everyone; but I doubt it. The world..
Writing the Final Pages

Writing the Final Pages

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


The beginning of the end of my life arrives, and I never saw it coming, but now that I see, and now that it's here, a q..
Homesick

Homesick

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


I am desperatelyhomesick for whom I used to be, unshackled from a world I want no part untied to spiritless ghosts of tomorrow waiting ..
Morning in the Nursing Home Hallway

Morning in the Nursing Home Hallway

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


Morning in the Nursing Home Hallway White hair is thin like yarmulkes made of years; weary spirits, a haunted Greyhound station.
The Distinction of Being Alive

The Distinction of Being Alive

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


The Distinction of Being Alive I notice a tiny red ant crawling across the kitchen windowsill. I hear a branch scrape the window-- ..
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Road Rage When Traffic Ceases to Move

Road Rage When Traffic Ceases to Move

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


*** Shortly after bumpersaccidentally bump comes the blaring of bad-mannered horns, a cacophony of freeway chaos:cars stuck, s..
Evening, Santa Barbara Harbor

Evening, Santa Barbara Harbor

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


--- The water of the somber harbor lies silent. and the wealth of resolute men, men whose fiberglass egosfloat upside downin swirls of m..
**Modern Life of a Striped Bass as Lake Mead Disappears

**Modern Life of a Striped Bass as Lake Mead Disap..

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


PUBLISHED IN THE AWAKENING REVIEW SPRING ISSUE 2023
Inside this Head

Inside this Head

A Poem by W. Barrett Munn


Inside this Head The term is introvert: life inside one's head, crowded corners of confusion coupled withfears and drea..