Poems
Silly Socks
A meditation on divinity hidden in plain sight — where God is not distant but intimate, found in a smile, a glowing eye, the curve of a smile "behind the counter." The poem moves between the cosmic and the tender, asking who truly controls the world while answering, again and again, that the sacred and the beloved are the same "you." Love, memory, and faith blur into one shadow — tender, obscure, and impossible to pin down, like candles and silly socks that arrive unannounced...
Welcome Back, Jonathan
A rebirth, in one small breath.
Coffee Cup Lids
A traveler, a magician barista, and the brews that spill without lids.
The Bargain
By Jessie Belle Rittenhouse (1869–1948) — public domain; presentation by S. I. Guzman.
Nostalgia; la mariposa y el pergamino
Poema filosófico sobre la nostalgia, la transformación y el sentido de la existencia.
Nostalgia; the butterfly and the scroll
A reflective poem exploring nostalgia, imagination, and the passage of time.
Saval: Memoria de un Amor
Poema místico sobre el amor que regresa en vidas paralelas.
Filosofia de uma mãe
Meu Pai — a family prayer-poem, written in 1982.
The Tunes of Time
Dance with me until the fall of Babylon.
Whispers of Force
Love and Death; they move without bounds, as ancient as they are.
Today I Write For You
An elegy for a girl who now rests below, and dreams.
The Traveler
A traveler, a traveler, for he must always go.
The Skull of Hermes
Life's meaning is nothing more than the unknown shadow of the human soul.
For Love Vaunteth Not Itself
For Carolina — a love that time itself could not convert.
Cosmic Wanderer's Reflection
The Cosmos, the Cosmos, the Cosmos—the place to which I belong.