Born in the south east Bronx in a little known neighborhood called Clason Point. Went to an Art High School. Began writing poems in a sudden flash from the cosmic in the ninth grade but didn't know it was prose poetry until Pulitzer nominee Daisy Aldan took me under her wing and showed me what became my life's path. I have had, thusfar, an extraordinary life. I have known the rich and famous, and the poor yet wise.
Léon Damas is one of the great poets of the French language. He hails from French Guiana and in his poems speaks often as “the colonized personality.” Denise Levertov, sees herself as a feminist and antiwar activist. It is interesting that her Poem about Vietnam compares the place where wars happen, to the USA where [...]
Here are three poems. They are about the nightmare of bigotry, death, and also, the Holocaust. The last poem is by myself. It is based on a true story, of strangers in a concentration camp and a ring which was given to a woman by another who was dying and did not speak. A stranger [...]