Tag Archives: identity

Honesty

Posted on July 9, 2015 by Catastrophe Jones

I am terrible at promises. I am a liar and a fool. I am weak and I am maddening. I am fearful and I am broken. I am hopeless and I am miserable. I think of myself as unloved, unlovable, … Continue reading →

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Transmorphosis (He knows)

Posted on June 14, 2015 by Catastrophe Jones

He knows. He knows somewhere inside himself, he is alive. He knows if he cuts deep enough, someday he will find himself and pull himself out of her. He knows it will be like being born again, coming out of … Continue reading →

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So Much Fear

Posted on May 9, 2015 by Catastrophe Jones

What am I besides so much air over a too-dry reed? What am I besides so much glitter to be blown in the wind? What am I besides so much fear? What am I? Tags: curiosity, identity, poem, poems, poetry, … Continue reading →

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