When we know we are right,but are not.
For the country that can’t tell if it’s really sick, or sick and tired, or suffering from advanced cabin fever, or if it has a terminal disease.
Nullius in verba
V.B. Price has lived in New Mexico since l958, mostly in Albuquerque’s North Valley, writing poetry, journalism and non-fiction. His website is vbprice.com.
When we know we are right,but are not.
For the country that can’t tell if it’s really sick, or sick and tired, or suffering from advanced cabin fever, or if it has a terminal disease.
Will an emerging creative minority overtake a deteriorating nihilistic conservatism?
January 6 has draped the GOP, and its lunatic fellow travelers, in shame and infamy.
Amanda Gorman described the possibilities of a post-Trump era.
The First Amendment is being weaponized by hate mongers.
Failure to heed public health precautions everyone’s rights at risk.
The following poem is from a sequence called Homeric America by V.B. Price, which focuses on American wanderers and warriors.