From “Remember Me, Nothing” chapter Fourteen “Another Paradigm of Gravitational Material”
Tag: death
Death gets us all in the end. Here are poems and prose by BW Derge that mentions death. I want my tombstone to say “Who’s Healthy Now??”
Poetry Writing
Swallow a Soul – Therapeutic Uses of Swallowing a Soul
“Swallow a Soul” – Poem by BW Derge from “A Doomed, Faceless, Abstract Idea Presented Through the Medium of Poetry” – written in 2005 at St. John’s at Prospect Hall in Frederick, MD – studying creative writing and the therapeutic uses of swallowing a soul
Fiction Prose Writing
A Vision of the Future: Your Automated Death Sentence
Short story by BW Derge, written in 2024 – A vision of the future where everything has been given to technology managed by artificial intelligence, including the government and its justice system.
Poetry Writing
This River Roaring Poem
“This River Roaring” – Poem by BW Derge from “Mars Jazz” – written in 2015, A babbling brook becomes a roaring river.
Fiction Prose Writing
In Another Iteration of the Universe: The Jogger in the Woods
A short story by BW Derge, written in 2022 – ‘In Another Iteration of the Universe: The Jogger in the Woods” – about how little choices can reverberate across multiple versions of the cosmos.
Poetry Writing
Sea of Ants – Observations of Social Hierarchy Systems
“Sea of Ants” – Poem by BW Derge from “Everywhere But Elsewhere” – written in 2011, Observations of Social Hierarchy System
Poetry Writing
Flee, Gentle Child (Poem)
Poem by BW Derge from “Pillars of Salt: Book One: The Vultures of Orpheus – 2004
Poetry Writing
On My Back (After a Shot of Tequila)
“On My Back (After a Shot of Tequila” – Poem by BW Derge from “Everywhere But Elsewhere” (2013)
Poetry Writing
8000 Deaths: Poem by BW Derge
8000 Deaths – Poem written in 2017 by BW Derge from “Paradox Locked” (2019)