• Tournament Games

    In the corner played jazz tonight, spending the afternoon celebrating history, they’ll recall the time they danced, twenty years from now they’ll see the game, almost picture where they were sitting, imagine how it felt, who they saw, what mattered, and the throwaways, like a half court toss to the lane that trickles out of bounds,…

  • Racism Breathes

    Today we as a nation are appalled, exposed, bold in our scrutiny. Judgment’s wrath became center stage obvious telling painful in silence. Ownership demands real. What we suggest to be actual needs be allowed to reveal the certainty of love. Hate is knocking on our door the one that closes the outside from knowing our…