The Zen of Chopped Onions, a poem

November 10, 2020November 11, 2020Luke Austin Daugherty Poetry Tags: buddhism, coffee shop ramblers, Death, diner, fall, grieving, Indie, Lao tzu, Luke Austin Daugherty, Manual Typewriter, meditation, onions, Poetry, taoism, the tao, typecast, Waffle House, zen Leave a comment

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Midnight Cigarette: A Poem by Luke Austin Daugherty

February 17, 2020February 17, 2020Luke Austin Daugherty Poetry Tags: Camel Cigarettes, Camel Turkish Royal, coffee shop ramblers, Death, Indie, inspiration, Life, Luke Austin Daugherty, Midnight Cigarette, mortality, poem, Poetry, publishing, Waffle House, You're going to die Leave a comment

Midnight Cigarette: poem by Luke Austin Daugherty

Can’t Put That on the Grill: A Typecast Poem

January 12, 2020January 13, 2020Luke Austin Daugherty Poetry Tags: blogging, cant put that on the grill, coffee shop ramblers, Craic, Customer Service, google, grill cook, irishman, Life, Luke Austin Daugherty, plainfield indiana, restaurant, Royal Mercury, true story, typecast, typewriter, Waffle House, Wordpress, work Leave a comment

Many Apologies, Oscar, But You’ll Have to Wait (A Poem Typecast)

June 30, 2019June 30, 2019Luke Austin Daugherty Poetry, Uncategorized Tags: ask the dust, Beat literature, blogging, Bukowski, coffee shop ramblers, creative writing, Indie, jack kerouac, john fante, Luke Austin Daugherty, metro diner, notes of a dirty old man, on the road, oscar wilde, Personal letter, poem, Poetry, the picture of dorian gray, The Typewriter Revolution, typecast, typewriter, Wordpress Leave a comment

Many Apologies, Oscar, But You'll Have to Wait (page 1 of 2)

Many Apologies, Oscar, But You'll Have to Wait (page 2 of 2)

Many Apologies, Oscar, But You'll Have to Wait

As always, thank you for reading and sharing my blog! I am an independent poet, author, and singer/songwriter and I have my own ebay business to keep me as flexible as possible. But, writing takes time and if you appreciate what I do, if you have been moved or made to think by my writing, OR have just enjoyed something on my blog, please throw a buck or two in my tip jar! Your kind contribution may buy me a cup of coffee out at my next writing session. Click my easy paypal “tip jar” link that follows and THANKS! -Luke