Treblemaker

Treblemaker

NY

YWP Alumni Advisor

Posts

  • Wrapped in Foil

    Thanksgiving is not complete without tinfoil.
    No. I'm dead serious.
    When the day of giving thanks rolls around my family celebrates with food, 
    Lots, and lots of food.
  • I vow to start my homework

    I'm gonna start my homework, I promise it is true.
    No more fun distractions, no more TV shows and food.
    I'm gonna start it – watch me. I testify today.
    The homework will be finished, there's no more time for play.
  • Sanded Tears

    Sanded tears on breathless shells
    hiding from the oceans swells
    quikly put it in your pocket
    its voice is better than a locket

    jaded crystals, smoothened glass
    hiding on the turles path
    salted tears have weped and dried
  • Collapsible

    A bed. A pillow, carpet: gold.
    A lamp a dog, a chair that folds
    Four times bigger than a pool,
    seethrough roof and temp is cool.
    Highest windows, stairs to roof.
    Seating chairs and pumpkin loafs
    mango tree and waterfall
  • Wishing seeds

    Wait so you can see the glow
    Of faces lit up with new hope
    With smiles wider than the breeze
    With strength that's stronger than the trees.
    Wait so you can see the heart
    that grows together not apart
    And all the wishes in the air
  • Relief

    I was on a Zoom call when it happened.
    Naturally – a Zoom call
    because Zoom has embodied the essence of 2020.
    There were 26 of us. Cameras on, 
    listening to the lecture.
    Or not – I don't know. I wasn't.

Loves

  • My Depression

    Some days

    It’s hard to find

    A reason

    To get out of bed

    The depression claws

    At me

    Begging me

    To just stay there

    Sink into the darkness

    And disappear

    But I don’t want to

    Do that

  • The colors

    There is a swirl of color that accompanies all things. 

    Every twist and turn, every fall and failure. All words spoken and sung, every smile or laugh. 

  • Bus thoughts

    I envy those who’ve never known Loneliness.
    She is not just empty space—she’s a presence,
    cold fingers brushing the back of your neck
    when no one’s watching.

  • Stained-Glass Girl

    you should be an image in stained-glass windows 

    the same ones you trace with your eyes every sunday 

    while hymns echo in your ears, words 

    you've known so long you forget the meaning.