by Richie Smith | Apr 12, 2020 | Covid-19, Poetry
A fish crow perches on the terrace below me tastes the sea watches the morning fog far from her nest she cries for the birds she loves calls out to others gathered in isolation Gentle chirps Not a shriek, but a song...
by Richie Smith | Sep 30, 2018 | Curbside Consults
RICHIE SMITH About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Search for: About Writing Blog Media Links Contact An Imperfect Aphrodite You are tired, my goddess Worn and eroded by goodness Blemishes only enhance your beauty We weather together Though life erodes Love...
by Richie Smith | Sep 9, 2018 | Curbside Consults
RICHIE SMITH About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Search for: About Writing Blog Media Links Contact I Followed Her I’m new to these parts so when I first see her along the lake, I keep my distance. Time takes on new meaning the moment you feel life...
by Richie Smith | Jun 26, 2016 | Poetry
RICHIE SMITH About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Search for: About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Lip Balm An ointment tastes of things I’ve lost Caked on at night By morning an arid cracking of my youth Fissured salt flats and an alien moon...
by Richie Smith | Feb 8, 2016 | Curbside Consults
RICHIE SMITH About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Search for: About Writing Blog Media Links Contact Brief Summary of My Love The doctor prescribes MY LOVE INDICATIONS AND USAGE MY LOVE is indicated to improve the control I will have over you during your...
