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  • Novel: I Heard the Pastor’s Daughter is Gay

    May 18th, 2013

    I wrote this book in another life, lol.

    It was published in 2012 by Regal Crest Enterprises. Unfortunately, due to life’s circumstances, I had to part ways with the publisher. The truth is that I stumbled onto a film set and fell in love. But that’s a whole other story.

    Fiction will always be my first love.

    I shot a promo trailer with the intention of shooting a full-length film. The funding never came and I moved on.

    There are a few used copies available on Amazon here.

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  • Poem: Seventeen

    March 13th, 2011

    We were kids then
    only seventeen
    guessing at love
    stumbling through life.

    the world was an adventure
    and we weren’t afraid
    we’d live forever
    or so we thought.

    i called her
    crying
    my first love
    had
    broken
    my heart.

    she called me
    crying

    her second love
    couldn’t
    reach her
    like i did.

    yet it wasn’t so complicated

    she still crawled
    in my bed
    into my arms
    whenever it rained
    too hard.

    she taught me how to

    roll
    a joint
    i taught her how to
    drive
    and she did.

    ninety miles an
    hour in a
    thirty-five zone
    whiskey on her
    breath
    it wasn’t my fault.

    one last phone call
    silence
    waiting for the other
    to say
    three words
    that never came.

    her mother said
    she would come to
    see me during
    spring break I
    was going to
    tell her then.

    i was going to show
    her

    my run down
    studio, no
    job or school
    just hustle.

    i had it all
    figured out:

    we couldn’t be
    lovers, but i’d be
    her best
    friend

    fuck.

    there’s no future
    when you’re
    seventeen, just one
    glorious moment in which
    you live
    forever.

    but now i know better
    because i’ve grown
    up and
    she’s still

    seventeen.

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