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Poems / February 29, 2024

Clementine

The life and legacy of a miscarriage.

Poems / February 29, 2024

Behind every pair of boots is a man with a story to tell.

Poems / January 1, 2024

Look what they have taken from you.

Poems / December 24, 2023

What better way to mock Satan than through celebrating the incarnation?

Poems / November 24, 2023

The terror of the Protoevangelium framed in a Haiku.

Poems / November 22, 2023

Sometimes philosophical attacks warrant artistic defenses.

Poems / November 13, 2023

Which way, Western Man?

Poems / November 6, 2023

A baby girl is a striking testament to God’s trust in humanity.

Poems / September 19, 2022

A poem I wrote shortly after meeting my precious wife.

Poems / August 30, 2022

The society we live in today is a monolith of confusion and perversion. This is my dystopian portrayal of America’s demise.