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The UAP Report
It was after 9:00 pm, almost 15 years ago. I was walking my dog Chloe along a narrow two lane road near Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino Mountains. There were no street lights, and it was a very clear moonless night. I would stare up into the sky while she did her business and…
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National Poetry Month: “Black and Light”
Boundless black. Stars falling into a pit so deep that their light can’t find its way back once it streams in. The tremendous the cataclysmic voracious gravitational anomaly – yet we call it a “hole.” At the center of our galaxy sits one of these, feasting for what might be an eternity. A collapsar, an…
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We Return to the Sea
They returned to the sea (the sea we all crossed, some in chains) the Atlantic cold in wintertime (but they’re too far south for icebergs) off the coast under blue sky and turbulent clouds and the rays of the sun 93 million miles away, which penetrate the calmly churning ocean, scintillate in verdigris slanting through…
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“Helluva View”
This is a progression view of a recent illustration of mine, showing the process from the under drawing to the completed piece.
The Numinous Cosmos 