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A Commonplace Occurrence

a poem It’s a minor miracleA commonplace occurrenceMy being hereNot unlike anyone else aliveThough states may varyHappy to despairHealth to decrepitudeHonor to disgraceAll living to this momentForgetting the uncommonalitySo few when viewed afarDeath is so much more plentifulOr simply lack of lifeNo chances even givenPotential of nothingBefore thought can even formThis minor miracleThis commonplace occurrenceIs…
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Stone Wall

a poem Restarting often feelsLike moving a boulderAgainst a stone wallNeither budgingEffort producing sweatAnd futilityLike Sisyphus strainingEternity facing himI must keep tryingAs pointless as it may be Photo and words copyright © 2026 by Jeremy C Kester – all rights reserved.Note: this is also cross-posted to Poetically Unlicensed on Substack. Please consider subscribing! Even better,…
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Old Habits

a poem Smoke and decay fills the airLeaves crunch beneath footfallI embrace the chilling windSnow closer than afarAs the sun sets earlierChased by cold and restMaybe it is a good timeTo let things dieOld habits and bad routinesThe pieces of me I don’t wantRake them up with leavesBurn themBag them up and waste themI am…

