Can A Poet Make It On Rumble?

A mythic Poem (if I can say so myself). This one is titled "The Wide Side of the Ledges"

Part of the Can A Poet make it on Rumble series. Based solidly on a true story this one is.

The Actual Episode 22 -- This is the most romantic piece I've written in forever

Episode 21 in the "Can a Poet make it on Rumble"

A rhymer, but a really good one (IMHO), with a beautiful matching visual piece.

Breaking a Small poem down, line (thought) by line (thought)

En route to spend time with my father, I thought about dads in general, and mine in specific, and wrote this.

Just reading some of my poems and sharing a little of life, from a laundry room

A piece just written and assigned to artwork today as I saw my first Driverless Waymo pull up and whisk a fellow away. (Sorry that my voice still sounds computronic--I'm planning on switching out sound gear in the not to far off future).

A Poem inspired by many things, particularly my grandpa and a place I've never been ... called New Orleans.

A Poem about Life now

Planets for Sea-Nymphs -- it's all the same! And you could own my original metal artwork and the accompanying poem!

In the "Can a Poet Make it on Rumble" series, this is my first "rhyming" poem submitted. Hoping to merge the child and the adult in us.

A poem written just now after a painful blow. Part of the Can A Poet named Fox make it on Rumble

Another Edition of Can A Poet Called Fox make it on Rumble. I could have just as easily titled this one "The Thing".

Title: What One Hopes in: Means Everything. I mention in the video that my headsets need to be replaced because they make me sound like a computer. This one in moments almost sounds like dark angels are messing with the message. Time for some new technology, and perhaps some repentance.

Another Edition of the "Can a Poet named Fox make it on Rumble?" The Original artpiece is still for sale as well.

Another cold reading for maximized authenticity. This one called “Not with the Eye; Except for Crying

You’ll need to consume more of my works for this to not leave you in too sad of a place

Brace yourself; this one's a little longer. About fermented things and how they get their claws in us ... good.

Lazy Bed Head reads a piece on "Who are your friends, really?"

(Poetry read with trusty hound at the side). The piece this time is called "The Bridegroom's Consideration: The Fall of Fire

Apocalyptic Poet (which at this point might mean a realistic poet) tries to intersperse a little hope and winsomeness into poetry he creates and reads and produces artwork for.