That HipHop NewSpeak

The Author: Grew-up in and around Brooklyn, Queens, Manhatten and the Bronx. It usually doesn't work that way. You pick a burough and claim, 'that's how its suppose to go'. But some of us grew-up on the 'A' train. What it reads like: 'Willie Perdomo, Suheir Hammad, a lot of West-Indian Dancehall, and Big Pun; mixed in a blender'

My Notebook - Journey with Mary

This is the copy of my notebook since spring of 2006. When I started writing in my note I was living in San Jose, CA, I did not know I would end up continue writing entries in Europe. If you want to peek someone's notebook - like someone writing in the park or outside, this is for you to satisfy your curiousity.

Remember These Moments

Odd Words Poetry Issue #1, Poetry of Love, Commitment, and speculation

More Moments

Odd Words Poetry Issue #2. The Continuing Journey

Eden And Exile Blog Poetry

This is a PDF made from the deleted blog Eden and Exile by A. D. Mariano.

The Ballad of the White Horse

The Ballad of the White Horse

On The Road To Dharamsala

Same content as previous contribution, pdb format.

On The Road To Dharamsala

These poems follow the ones in Straight Walker. Most of them were written in Dharamsala, at the edge of the Himalayas where the Dalai Lama and many Tibetans are rebuilding their lives, preserving their culture in the midst of traditional India. India is humbling and inspiring, dirty, dangerous, cheap, gorgeous, crowded, and intensely human. Thank you for reading these, for being there, too. JMW

Time is a Bastard

Angry, emotional, bitter, confrontational and all around honest, Time is a bastard gives poetry exactly what it needs: A painful kick in the balls.

On The Road To Dharamsala

These poems follow the ones in Straight Walker. Most of them were written in Dharamsala, at the edge of the Himalayas where the Dalai Lama and many Tibetans are rebuilding their lives, preserving their culture in the midst of traditional India. India is humbling and inspiring, dirty, dangerous, cheap, gorgeous, crowded, and intensely human. Thank you for reading these, for being there, too. JMW