The Latest Spin in Europe

The Latest Spin in Europe

Greetings again from Planet Europe. These photos and thoughts are from the fall of 2015. That was one of the many volatile times for the great people of Europe. Here's what some of it looked like...   These guys, for example, were pedalling bikes to give them...

Oh We Did

Oh We Did.We had so much.But then what happened? Oh, we did have such a chanceSuch hope--so much opportunityAn Emerald Planet scooting around the Sun. Giving us light, warmth, energyAnd even Hope. And Water and Trees. With dark oil made of beings from long ago....

The Last Romance

The last romanceWas unexpectedly short.Was beautifulAnd then was gone. So much hope can end so quickly. We all wish for so much in life. Yet, there are few resourcesTo meet all our needs. So, we are left with what?Shortages--Shortages of everything we expect:Shortages...

A New Place

Some time ago I decided to go to a strage place.My advice to you is that before you go there,Or anywhere else,Think about what you want.If you do not knowWhat you want,Then take a break.Before you go To places unknownThen think of this:Great things happen When you go...

Places to Go

There are places we should go Before we die. Places in our minds Places in the sky. But nobody gets everywhere. So there you are, Stuck somewhere short of where You should go. Short of a life and learning You should know. So the places you should and could have seen...

A Green Bird Goes

A warm wind blows southWhile a cold one goes northAnd a bird flies them bothTrying to find a balanceWithin the changeWhen warm winds fly southAnd cold birds fly north.Then the green birdWith black feathersSat on a branchOn a treeOn a cliffBetween forest and...

The Way

Wearing the scars of a hundred solitudes,I march in a direction unknown.Sea breeze fills my ears with kindnessNear a place that is not my home.The ocean roars madly On a calm and peaceful day.While people talk wildly,Without anything real to say.Yet, an orange tree...

About This Place…

"This website is dedicated to the many people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo who have suffered and died."

The writer was a journalist, prosecutor, and Canadian soldier who is now trying to help the people who live in the DR Congo.

The photographs and the commentary here are solely those of the writer and his pet dog named "Bark." The United Nations and MONUSCO have nothing to do with this website.

Similarly, the township of Puskokum in eastern Tennessee is equally not interested.