Poems
Salvador Dali
For then only, the glowing of genius can cease: From creation to apocalypse to return — a cyclical vision of humanity's relationship with genius, art, and mortality.
Silly Socks
A meditation on divinity, like candles and silly socks that arrive unannounced...
Welcome Back, Jonathan
A rebirth, in one small breath.
Coffee Cup Lids
A traveler, a magician barista, and the brews that spill without lids.
The Bargain
By Jessie Belle Rittenhouse (1869–1948) — public domain; presentation by S. I. Guzman.
Nostalgia; la mariposa y el pergamino
Poema filosófico sobre la nostalgia, la transformación y el sentido de la existencia.
Nostalgia; the butterfly and the scroll
A reflective poem exploring nostalgia, imagination, and the passage of time.
Saval: Memoria de un Amor
Poema místico sobre el amor que regresa en vidas paralelas.
Filosofia de uma mãe
Meu Pai — a family prayer-poem, written in 1982.
The Tunes of Time
Dance with me until the fall of Babylon.
Whispers of Force
Love and Death; they move without bounds, as ancient as they are.
Today I Write For You
An elegy for a girl who now rests below, and dreams.
The Traveler
A traveler, a traveler, for he must always go.
The Skull of Hermes
Life's meaning is nothing more than the unknown shadow of the human soul.
For Love Vaunteth Not Itself
For Carolina — a love that time itself could not convert.
Cosmic Wanderer's Reflection
The Cosmos, the Cosmos, the Cosmos—the place to which I belong.