Tags : monterey

Freedom to be a Stereotype

Freedom to be a Stereotype

A Poem by Jake Walcott


I’m sick of gossipy houses and paper-thin walls. I’m tired of California towns where wildfire rumors spread faster than actual wildfir..
summer late afternoon

summer late afternoon

A Poem by annie lee


rengo - tankas
monsoon so soon

monsoon so soon

A Poem by annie lee


rengo - tankas
coming storm

coming storm

A Poem by annie lee


tanka
caw caw

caw caw

A Poem by annie lee


outside my former office window, crows would congregate on the oaks everyday about 4pm, a murder of crows and an atonal recital. tanka
my place

my place

A Poem by annie lee


Monterey, Alta California
tanka 11

tanka 11

A Poem by annie lee


soft cherry blossoms barely pink, crazily gnarled cypress trees, misty monterey morning, long gray fog fingers caress the ba..
fairly, darkly

fairly, darkly

A Poem by annie lee


the county fair is done, and the assembly, the machinery, the accoutrement that makes a fair trickles away from the Monterey ..
sunday in october

sunday in october

A Poem by annie lee


The Monterey Bay area enjoys its warmest, balmiest weather in September and October, and the Peninsula flaunts its beauty. (rengo)
much to love

much to love

A Poem by annie lee


The sun slides a little further south every evening, and I reflect upon my life and the lives of others.
Dolor y Rareza

Dolor y Rareza

A Poem by annie lee


iambic pentameter . . . tragedy in bustling fishing/canneries town.
summer, late afternoon (rengo)

summer, late afternoon (rengo)

A Poem by annie lee


This is a new version of this. I changed the last three lines.