A Dinner Alone I dipped a Bible in hot French onion soup till it browned-out my generation. The verses softened into a soggy slog as I held it dripping above the bowl head bowed and hungry, slurping like a brimstone preacher. For dessert I spoke in tongues bridled with blackberries, blueberries, and bananas in GreekContinueContinue reading “A Dinner Alone”
Category Archives: Poetry
It Ended Up a Sonnet
The poem reflects on a couple’s journey, starting from a whimsical tattoo to a daughter, pondering how different circumstances could have altered their fate, emphasizing the interplay of love, chance, and regrets.
Rethinking Whole-Class Novels in Education
The teaching of whole-class novels is ineffective, as it fails to engage students meaningfully. Transitioning to student-choice novels offers potential benefits and risks, but is not a restoration of a broken system.
Jordan Tate 