Here we are, two weeks removed from the announcement of Jon Jones’s suspension and removal from the UFC 187 main event, and still not a word about refunds being offered to the consumer. The name of the event was UFC…
Monthly Archives: May 2015
For All the Unwritten Songs
From Art of Mind: Philosopoems to the World *For All the Unwritten Songs* Sam’s Masterpieces Would take the average artist Many Sleepless Nights… For him it came so easy— Just Another Saturday Night. Each song went beyond the lyrics— It…
Michigan State University Poem
*Michigan State* MSU entrants travel cross-country across the Red Cedar River of East Lansing to reach the epitome of the college experience. They are greeted by abundant trees, winding roads, and gothic architecture beyond the forested corridors. At the intersection…
Tagged with: Books, College, Graduation, Michigan State, Poetry, Spartans
Posted in Books, College, Poetry
Posted in Books, College, Poetry
Indiana State University Poem
*Indiana State* ISU is a family in a Sycamore tree, No Redbirds or Cardinals In this Family Tree, The only Bird from this tree is #33, No Cardinal or Red in this Sycamore tree. Blue and white maple leaves Are…
Tagged with: Books, College, Commencement, Graduation, Indiana, Indiana State, Poetry, Sycamores
Posted in Books, College, Poetry, Writing
Posted in Books, College, Poetry, Writing
The Unbuildable Wall
The Unbuildable Wall.
Loyola University Chicago Poem
Loyola University Chicago Poem.
The Unbuildable Wall
From Art of Mind: Philosopoems to the World *The Unbuildable Wall* For there are Boundaries— Much Wider Than Any City Limit. Property Lines that bid no X. With owners and Jurisdiction too ubiquitous to Lease. Trespassers Heed the Warnings, Return…
Loyola University Chicago Poem
*Loyola* Hail Loyola! The Guardian of humanity and justice, With praise we’re sheltered in our coat of arms, Our learning efforts are for a better world—not just us, In her loving arms you are safe from harm. It is our…
Wayne State University Poem
Wayne State University Poem.
Original Clyde Aidoo 