Poetry - poetry for big kids

by Steve Rigell

red full moon covered by clouds

When you can accept what is

Face to face is still what works best

man sitting while holding glass of beer

Betrayal

smiling girl in white crew neck t-shirt and blue denim shorts

Every interaction is a training session

Seventy

rule of thirds photography of pink and white lotus flower floating on body of water

The world could use a few more true samurai

woman in beige coat smiling

Confidence is a good thing until it isn’t

multicolored abstract painting

Creating art is a dangerous profession

grayscale photo of a man wearing hoodie

There is so much tragedy

building hallway

Just making it up as we go

yes text on brown sand

Let me tell you a little about yes and no

stacked boat near sea under white sky

The one thing holding you back

blue lighted mushrooms

Don’t lose the magic

shallow focus photo of boy in red crew-neck T-shirt

Resisting resistance

rocks and sea with silhouette of lighthouse in background

The gods I know

body of water surrounded with trees during daytime

The Bottomless Bog

man in gray crew neck shirt covering his face with his hand

Jason’s weekend

person holding a register early to vote sign

Democracy at work

man standing on dimmed area

What branding is really about

man waking on rope

Work-life balance is a ruse

brown wooden ladder back chair

The wasted years

You are not what you think you are

greyscale photography of skeleton

Don’t worry about what others think they think

teal loveseat

How to succeed at failing

brown-and-white clocks

Your past is gaining on you

people holding a signage during daytime

Before you will dare

grayscale photography of person holding coin

I thought about giving you advice today

man in blue crew neck shirt wearing black sunglasses

The key to freedom

woman looking at her reflection in mirror

I’ve noticed something about my self-esteem

The tree asked for a hand

It’s the caring

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