Those "Love" Poems

One day during his travels, he encountered a lovely woman at a club downtown. He then went on to drink goat blood (though this was not included in the poem) and overthrow the Tajikistan government. Join John as he brings you through one of the most momentous occasions in his life while you read I Miss You, Tajikistani Woman.

In a constant era of partisanship, we forget the values that really matter. These values are family, friends, and love. We lose these things if we lose focus on prayer. 

This poem is about the beauty of discovery. John uses the beauty of springtime to allow the reader to imagine a reawakening. As you read this poem, imagine yourself in this scenario. How does it feel to be reborn? How does the springtime renew you? Take a breath of fresh air, and enjoy A Moment of Discovery.

It's time for us to sit down with our loved ones and enjoy the true joys of Christmas. Sadly, especially in these times, it's difficult for us to gather together and remain safe. For some people this is a normal, sitting alone on the couch watching Monday Night Football and having nobody there for them. In this poem, join John as he walks you through a story of hope.

It has been a true pleasure riding on this on magical road of 2020, and John wanted to end the year with hope. A hope for a better year. A hope for new friends and family. A hope for imagination and creation of life anew.

Alabama is John's social commentary on the selfless acts of love taking place in the Heart of Dixie. Whenever you feel down, you can always rely on the people closest to you. Alabama brings the reader into the mind of a younger man, yearning for love. Though his many attempts to find a special someone fail, his biggest supporter is always there for him.