Strays is a collection of two extended narratives and more than forty love-themed poems, exploring the meaning of romantic love while we have it and attempting to find the healing after its loss. Found within these pages is the short story Gutter Dog, the novelette Ginni, and the poems False Skin, the Boy Who Wore Clothes, and the Black-Wit Reveller.
Meloncholic Ooze. That primoridial sadness. Ikky stikky post breakup fallout. Can be poetically delicious. In this case: exquisite. Gadzooks! Is it better to have loved and lost than to have never loved?
Hey, you. Who let you back in? Great to see you, Lee. I suppose it is better to have loved and then .. read moreHey, you. Who let you back in? Great to see you, Lee. I suppose it is better to have loved and then wrote poetry;)
10 Years Ago
Yeah, couldn't help myself. Bad habits die hard! Came back to keep an eye on you. Heard you were a t.. read moreYeah, couldn't help myself. Bad habits die hard! Came back to keep an eye on you. Heard you were a trouble maker!
My friend Pryde, these clipped wings will reform, that one giant leap will fade into a memory and those lucky stars will nestle themselves deep in your pocket ready for use. Sad, strong and truthful.
I thought you only write senryus! :) This is brilliant, Pryde. Your wordplay and content is truly amazing. You are a genius. Ahh, I'm really saving this one.
How is it possible not yo fly when we are so committed to it? How? We know we can fly! Yet the ground meets us with a painful reality. You gave him your trust, your all... His belief is different. Even if you could fly, were actually flying, he would not share the reality.
This is heartbreaking because it is such a waste of life's most fantastic gift...
A true yet sad concluding.
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