Warrior Poet
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The Good Stuff
I had been home nearly eleven years before Kamryn took her first breath and I still hadn’t unpacked. Not my bags. Not my war. Not the silence I’d weaponized to stay functional. I wasn’t dodging bullets anymore, but I was dodging sleep, dodging closeness, dodging myself. They said I was home. But no one ever…
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The Night I Don’t Wake From
I haven’t slept in three rotations. Not real sleep. Not the kind that mends anything. I drift into the ambush, not knowing if I’ll claw my way out. The same sand. The same blood. The same radio hissing names that don’t get answered. I flinch before the blast now, like muscle memory’s trying to warn…
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The Forever War
In the shadowy trenches of a mind once bright, Where memories fight a never ending plight, I lay in silence, a weary soul’s lament, A dance with darkness, a battle without bent. The war is over, the battles are through, Yet here I am, in a war zone anew. My bed, a battleground, my sleep,…
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Life Lessons from Combat Experience
Reflect on the life lessons learned from combat experiences. Understand how these lessons can inform personal development and emotional healing.
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Organizing Your Writing Archive
Learn effective strategies for organizing a personal writing archive. Discover methods to categorize and preserve your work for future generations.
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Philosophy of War and Aftermath
Explore the philosophical implications of war and its aftermath. Understand how combat experiences shape our views on life and morality.
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Reflections on Fatherhood
Delve into the complexities of fatherhood through personal reflections. Understand the impact of military experience on parenting.
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Healing Through Poetry
Discover how poetry can be a powerful medium for healing. Learn techniques to express emotions and experiences through creative writing.
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The Art of Legacy Writing
Explore the significance of legacy writing in preserving personal stories and experiences. Discover how to craft your own legacy through words.
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