Ronie Dinosaur

College Canteen Verse 1 I thought if I stood up straight, man, this whole damn canteen would notice- walls would chill a little, chairs would slide closer, Read more from here...

Feeding and Nourishment Verse 1 You waited hours just for me, Pulled me close upon your knee. Said, “Here you are, come on,” Fed me slow with your own hands. Read more from here...

Sing — 07 Feb 2005 Sing, sing for me, I am waiting for you. Oh, it doesn’t rain now; everything just seems Read more from here...

Anyways A god endured thousands of years in exile, drowned in grief-yet, sweetheart, he feared neither death nor darkness Read more from here...

Sorcery I came back having lost-so who has ever come back having won? I lived by my own will; this is not called losing. I became Ronie to the whole world-from five-year-old children to everyone at the table, at the door, or on the floor. In return for the love I gave the boy within me, I could not gather love from a girl for myself. The generosity of my spirit, my character in action, my golden intent-and yet my desire proved fruitless. Read more from here...

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 121 - 103 Degrees Low Verse 1 Feeling doesn’t make it real- only knowing does. I burned inside; you never felt the fire I carried just because. Read more from here...

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 120 - Frooti Shot Me Down Verse 1 You wanted fire without a name, corner me dark, take all the same. No title needed, no promise spoken- just hands in shadows, rules left broken. Read more from here...

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 117 - Canteen, First Year So I stood in the canteen, first-year, the angriest young man on campus. Armor on the outside, an artist locked within. Read more from here...

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 116 - Nehru Place, Twenty-Something Twenty-something, college backpack heavy on my shoulders, T-shirt and jeans, standing by the front door of a crowded bus headed to Nehru Place. Read more from here...

Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 112 - What Is Time? A change in status in someone’s heart. Yesterday, I was everything. Today, I cannot even greet you as an equal- you, another man’s wife, your children now the age we were Read more from here...