Month: January 2026

Before reading, consider how we use verbs

Today’s Worku explore what flakes and what holds. From pastry to belief to charm, the poems let surfaces crack and see what’s left underneath.

Today’s constraint exposed an important haiku truth: Abstractions don’t carry weight by themselves

And now once again
Winter wind breathes sighingly
Amid the pine trees
— Richard Wright

FEATURED WORKU
A strange, drifting scene that trusts its own oddness. Nothing rushes, nothing explains — the images slide past and somehow hold together. That quiet confidence is what makes this one stick.