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Author: Michael Aaron Casares
Death
DeathCollage & Digital Media2003 -- -- "Death" is written by written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved. Read more of Michael's poetry.
Dissociative Drip Drops of Unwanted Musings
Sitting in the cordial mythic reality paved as actuality, a venue synthesized by the conmen of history, the sun rises behind the eyes. It breaches the bubble, pops the protective layer of lies cocooned over us. The world tick-tocks in double time dreams and schemes overlapping, we pull the intravenous matrix rich soup we’ve been … Continue reading Dissociative Drip Drops of Unwanted Musings
Winter Pall
⊗⊗DISCLAIMER: FINAL WINTER POEM OF THE SEASON⊗⊗ Winter Pall A silver glow was cast on me, a silver casque of frozen clemency, Illuminating wan light into softening sad night like a phantom once happy now without blithe. What radiance I saw thereof, that helmet cold with lack of love, and I stared deep into … Continue reading Winter Pall
Synopsis: The Vanishing Poet
The Vanishing Poet, poems by Michael Aaron Casares, collects poetry published just prior to the print-on-demand boom, between 2006 and 2010, on the independent circuit via chapbooks, now defunct online literary resources, and either international or limited run publications. Poems gathered in this collection were also previously published in rare, out of print chapbooks: Limbo … Continue reading Synopsis: The Vanishing Poet
St. Cristobal
A new dawn arises. One in which the sun of old has red shifted away, has collapsed and expanded, has swollen and reddened and burst with every electron and molecule its life blood, its soul energy, and it has buckled into a distant, miniscule star white as the grave's effervescent tomb. A new dawn arises. … Continue reading St. Cristobal
Triple Leaf
She's playing the lotto again, puffing on that pipe like peace is going out of style. Indian tribes, ladies and hippies before receding hairlines turned them to businessmen, knew a thing or two about connecting the soul, the spirit energy, with everything through the power of love. Standing before the arch of acceptance, light rays … Continue reading Triple Leaf
Max Caulfield on Patreon
The Max Caulfield serials are coming soon and will be rife with short fiction, vignettes, and other pieces surrounding this characters scandalous world. For those of you curious to know a little bit about the Max Caulfield serials, do expect tales of the sordid, sensual, and sexual as readers delve into the seedy underbelly of … Continue reading Max Caulfield on Patreon
Video: “Poem for This Night” by Michael Aaron Casares (poetry)
"Poem for This Night" is written by Michael Aaron Casares. It will be published in the upcoming collection of poetry, The Vanishing Poet (Virgogray Press, 2020). To read the text of this poem, click this link: "Poem for This Night." -- -- The Vanishing Poet by Michael Aaron Casares Coming soon from … Continue reading Video: “Poem for This Night” by Michael Aaron Casares (poetry)
Camellia Dawn
Amber tufts cotton Carnation hearth majestic Fired light distant gold -- Warm Ember Horizon Photography by Michael Aaron Casares -- "Camelia Dawin" is an ekphrastic haiku poem written by Michael Aaron Casares. "Warm Ember Horizon" is a photograph taken by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
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