Tag: paper

• Inkwell Reflections for Miss Dickinson

  

  White dress white dress how softly compressed prismatic coordinates printed over a spectrum of threads matching sheets covering the little table and chairs in the upper room of consciousness. White—no color or all the colors at once? All the bright or all the dark the stark dark hair and the pale face pale arms pale…

  Dan Metzger

  October 15, 2015

  Essay, Mental Health, Rudimentary Philosophy

  Amherst, bipolar, bipolar disorder, creative writing, death, depression, Emily Dickinson, life, mental health, mental illness, page, paper, pen, poem, poetry, read, reading, steam of consciousness, truth, writing

• The You Not Looking

  

  Something’s been holding back the words. It might be the version of me that’ll read these lines one day. Winding me down back roads toward a painted horizon, as fabricated as one on the set of an old western. Pulling my eyes from the one I’m driving towards. Still, something’s been holding back the words.…

  Dan Metzger

  July 13, 2015

  Fiction, Gallimaufry

  creative writing, Fiction, music, painting, paper, pen, poem, poetry, relationship, rockabilly, song, words, writing