Tag: Literature
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MR. AARON DRAKE (From the book Rabbit in a Box – see Amazon for details.)
MR. AARON DRAKE The day’s chill winds sifted through spreading cotton threads spreading threads too gapped to stop the flow of cold thin stretched they were as the clouds which slipped past overhead dipped and thinly spread with wisps of changing melting smoke darkly stained with blemish there swept past in constant moving coolish air […]
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BOOKS
I’ve two books out now. The Widow’s Cliff and other Poems and the new one Rabbit in a Box which is 160 pages and is broken into like/kind areas so that, as an example, the section about working for a living has poems about cab drivers, cooks, waitresses as well as prostitutes. Both can be downloaded to a kindle […]
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How T’is With Me.
HOW T’IS WITH ME Copyright 2012 Gordon Kuhn A Poet in the Rain Productions All rights reserved. T’is born but a simple thing, … a poem … that is…, simple and yet born quite complex for wanting else should never be. as words born are birthed simple free, whose voice for me must ever […]
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THINKING
I’ve been silent a bit for certain reasons, which cause me confusion. I have been writing as much as I always do, but feel constrained what with contests and awards and worry about theft of my writing. The joy of sharing is diminished greatly because of all that. I don’t know who to approach about […]
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OUT THE DOOR
OUT THE DOOR March 9, 2012 Copyright 2012 Gordon Kuhn Poet in the Rain Productions, Alpaca Junction, Inc. It was just a mile’s ride from Sunday Somewhere along about mid-Monday When boiling passions freely loosely broke And in a simple damning violent stroke Destroyed that which had taken years to build And left holes […]
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Alexie Aaron: writing, being a writer.
The following is a comment made on Face Book by a friend, Alexie Aaronabout writers and writing. I think it is the most beautiful description of a writer that I have ever rear. Alexie, you rock! Thanks for the following. “I wonder if those words spoken to, or read for the first time, were the […]
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SHALL I SPEAK OF WALLS AND TOWERS THAT LAY AHEAD?
SHALL I SPEAK OF WALLS AND TOWERS THAT LAY AHEAD? Copyright 2012 Gordon Kuhn Feb. 25, 2012 Yet shall I speak of walls and towers that lay ahead? Shall I hint of valleys and hills that before us will untimely spread? Should I claim that I speak to the very dead, Who cross my path […]
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STEPS
I had an interesting conversation tonight at my creative writer’s group meeting. There were several discussions actually. and now it’s 0413 and as typical my mind is off and running with many thoughts. I had begun to write a poem earlier today, actually two, one started simply because I was driving on the road and […]
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Saturday Morning 10/7/2011
Up early. Thinking. Writing. Half way through my final edit of Prince of Dan. The book now is over 400 pages in length and about 106,000 words. Murder mystery. Nine murders and about the same number of potential killers. The story extends over 20 years. Looking to find a publisher but may self publish. Also […]
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Focus on publishing!
Everyday I move closer to having my novel The Prince of Dan published. It currently is just under 106,000 words. What’s it all about? Murder, incest, insanity, and a healthy dose of confusion over who is really who. So, what is going on with it? I’m editing. But more than that. I am editing and […]
THOUGHTS OF A POET IN THE RAIN 