by Warren Gaston | Jan 15, 2021
In an airport waiting for flight, surrounded by others also waiting for flight, none of us present in the vast glass and steel sprawl, all of us already on to elsewhere, I saw a young man who did not look the part, sitting stone settled and still in his suit and blue...
by Warren Gaston | Jan 13, 2021
“If you would understand what I am, know this; all that I have said I have uttered playfully, and I was by no means ashamed, thereby. I danced.” Jesus Christ The Acts of John The house of the soul is a mansion. There are no walls in the house of the soul,...
by Warren Gaston | Jan 12, 2021
Poetry is useless. It gets nothing done. builds no houses, makes no sales, raises no taxes, organizes no cities into grids of streets and avenues, cannot drive I-94 from Chicago to Detroit, clears no snow from a winter storm, fixes no faucets, removes no tumors,...
by Warren Gaston | Jan 11, 2021
The Effusive Donald Trump I am so impressed with the technological and political prowess of Joe Biden and the Democrats. The organizational skill it took to purloin 81,283,098 votes for a 51.3% majority across the states and numerous county Boards of Election, not...
by Warren Gaston | Jan 11, 2021
written in Kennedy Airport waiting for a flight to Athens, Greece April 21, 1993 crowds coming, going a city waiting for flight arrive and depart whine of jet engines the language of flight birds fly silent wings
