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Information Technology – Under Water

I’ve yet to write anything here concerning the thing that consumes most of my time, IT. I can’t think of much that is more dry or uninteresting to talk about than IT, so I don’t.

I love the challenge of it, all the little puzzles and the problem solving; it engages a huge part of my mind. [...]

Meeting With the Dawn

mornings come and go
some seem better than others
one must move forward

vexing me harshly
must I yield to it’s urging?
giving up the night

my youth found the light
welcoming it—arms open
saved from the unknown

a life poorly spent
now the light brings back those things
disappointing me

I surely must rise
again conquering darkness
a new day to change

its not just me now
linked and sworn [...]

Another Drowning Story

I grew up in a small rural area of Connecticut far from the New York suburban bedroom towns of Fairfield County. For the most part it was the sticks.My childhood summers were spent outside; and my constant companions were three sisters who lived down the block.One hot summer afternoon we decided to head over to [...]

Even More Haiku

who is this big man?
know he much the pains of life?
—or is he acting?

you were so betrayed
does he know how your heart ached?
does he know you cried?

vacant reactions
unfeeling and uncaring
the reptile mind

your song goes unheard
by the most outstanding one
gazing in the pond

Little Haiku Number Three

days and nights fly by
as if a runaway train—
they escape my grasp

Drowning

Many years ago, before my parents divorced, we used to make frequent car trips to Detroit from our home in Connecticut. The nature of these trips was to take my brother Joey, who had Down’s Syndrome (Trisomy 21), to see one Henry Turkel, M.D. who was treating Down’s children with a regimen of massive nutritional [...]

Another Haiku

outside looking in
on the one tossed to and fro
with indifference

When I Sleep – a pseudo Haiku

When i sleep i’m free
Days gone—and to come—retreat
Free of distraction

Fire and Brimstone in the Subway

Every morning I ride the subway to work.

It is about a forty-five minute trip more or less—mostly a monotonous, and monochromatic blur as I endure the smells, the screeches and the gross violations of personal space we New Yorkers come to slough off as part of the cost of living in the Great City.

At about [...]