Dillon Ashbury : Writing

Angel Oak

Angel Oak

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


For Angel Oak, which is over two thousand years old. Located in Charleston, SC - my home.
Beautiful

Beautiful

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


They said that they both cried, Atleast once a day, Not because they were sad, But because life was so beautiful, But in all the bliss, The mos..
Us

Us

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


I looked out across the water today, Where the horizon meets the sea, I asked the old man what he remembers, he said forever you and me. ©D..
The Search

The Search

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


iam lost forever in a dreamy state of haze of things once spoken of things once thought of words yet spread upon paper
Crickets Cry

Crickets Cry

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


Written after a death in the family, and as I looked into the eyes of the husband left behind this is what I saw.
Katrina

Katrina

A Poem by Dillon Ashbury


Written shorty after Hurricane Katrina where almost everything was lost