I dream and aspire to be the type of writer who makes the page breathe.and, truthfully, in terms of my work, I don't want money, I just want to be a stellar, sincere, honest and authentic poet. This is, undoubtedly, the one project I am putting fierce commitment, emotion, and energy into. I am also working on an autobiographical memoir series, written and presented as literary fiction. The objective behind all of the WebFilms is to, essentially, drive the viewer into a poetic abstract state. Some WebFilms are lyric-less, while others use lyrics as the central theme. I typically like to clash classic rock songs with my photography and poetry. I've combined my poetry, photography, and other forms of art, when designing these WebFilms, allowing each one to tell its own new, and unique story. My signature style is tagged 'PHOetry-in-motion' which is a concept I developed entirely on my own. I use a lot of my amateur poetry, and photography, to create my own unique style of WebFilms. I have been writing since I was a child and plan to continue to do so on a personal level until my mind no longer permits me to. Or, at very LEAST, an outlet allowing me to get in touch with my inner-demons to better understand them. Poetry and writing (visual | other art forms) have been the only outlets I've had to try and fend off some of my demons. I have 'struggled' with drug addiction for nearly ten years and have been battling my disorders, compulsions, demons and other deficiencies of the human condition, for most of my life. To be perfectly honest to mark me as merely " flawed, " would likely be an understatement.
Over-analysis and severe neurosis, my weaknesses. Creativity and intuition are my strong points. Characteristically, I am an intense, passionate and fiercely loyal human being. I tend to give the impression of a very dark and complicated human being a large percentage of the time, however, I do have a very great (very dark) sense of humor. " A poem is a naked person.some people say that I am a poet." ~ Bob Dylan
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