Poetic Earthlings

341: Public Display of Affection

Love is displayed in many ways, but do we always have to see it follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

340: Sleep Driving

severe sleep apnea and driving is not a good mix follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

339: War and Apathy

Canada is not known for flexing their military muscles but sometimes we have to fight, even though we'll rather drink beer and talk about hockey. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

338: Sushi Girl

Most of us are designed for something greater, but we settle for less follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

337: Famous Poet

All this attention and fame is getting to my head. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

336: Gold Fishes Suicide Letter

From my first published book, Universe Splendor follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

Name it and claim it

The Master of Space and time is not a Bell Boy or a Genie, he's not here to grant our wishes.  We can't control him with our prayers and tie a lasso around his neck. I'm rebroadcasting this episode as I'm busy writing new material. Thank you to the Incredible James Ray for his continued support, and to my Italian beam of light Miss Poet Miki  Thank you to all my freaks, geeks and nerds around the world, your love and devotion is precious.   follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

334: Throwing stones at the monster

If we're not careful Life could become an enemy we want to kill. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

333: Widows Offering

Too often I see these charlatans on TV trying to take the last dollar from your wallet. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

332: Understanding the jigsaw

I wrote this when my wife had cancer and everything seemed upside down. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

331: Not Black Enough

Never define a race by their stereotype follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

330: Stargazing

It's easy to compare our lives to celebrities follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

330: Stargazing vergin

It's easy to get lost when we compare our lives to celebrities

329: Toad Existence

A homeless man on a wheelchair compares his life to a biblical icon follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

328: Unconnected Dots

They say we are a series of domino pieces and each event connects to the next.... follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

327: Rebel Fish

The universe does not revolve around you, this is always a good listen to remember even if you consider yourself a rebel. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

326: Virgin Roots

Inspired by a girl I met on a subway ride in Toronto follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

325: White Rose

Rose was the oldest person in a taxi company I used to work at, this episode is dedicated to her. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

324: Target Practice (Extended Version)

The first half of Target Practice was written about 14 years ago, the second half was written two days since this episode. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

323: Do not quit ¿

It's always good to question motivational messages and feel good images follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

322: Another New Year's Resolution

Some people make New Year's Resolutions into a ritual and nothing changes follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

321: Learning to fly

As 2018 comes to a close it's good to reflect, count all the dark clouds and rainbows and look forward to the future. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

320: Metanoia

We fear change, especially with those we love Follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

319: Flaming Hockey Sticks

The constant pressure to be relatable, to fit into a shape that's not your own follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

318: Sandpaper Love

Love doesn't always feel like love follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

317: First Gifts

The most important gifts is not found under trees follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

316: Everday is Christmas

Can you imagine if it was Christmas every single day, some people would love this idea, others would dread. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork PS: Happy Christmas

315: My Replacement

We can all be replaced for a more updated model, when your ogling your gifts under the Christmas tree think about such things. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

314: Realistic Christmas Card

*Bonus Episode* We need to stop handing out cards and gifts out of obligation, it's better not to give if your heart is in the wrong place. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

313: Winter of my life

Written by: Mihai Brinas Author of Invitation to poetry, Alignment of thoughts and thoughts that bring us closer. All available on Amazon follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

312: Not so Jolly

Written by the Extraordinary James Ray please go to YouTube, type in James Ray and subscribe follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

311: Stella by Miss Poet Miki

Miss Poet Miki is a friend of this podcast, she kicks off our Christmas theme with this beautiful story. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

310: Wino, Hot Chick and the purple bicycle rider

I was coming home from the night shift and observed three intriguing earthlings follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

309: Office Bloodsport

It's strange how differening political views can turn into fisticuffs follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

308: Food Porn

Everything can become an idol including food follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

307: Betty White and the Concept of Time

She has the longest running television career out of any entertainer. Betty is timeless, but what is time? **Bonus Episode** follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

306: Lessons from Lady Gaga

I was never a Lady Gaga fan, I thought she was too pretentious and over the top, but then I had a second thought. follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

305: Donald Trump and the purpose of the universe

I'm not a Republican, I'm not a Democrat, I'm not even an american. I'm just an obscure earthling north of the border trying to make sense of the man in the oval office.

304: Mothership

7 billion souls on one planet but yet we're so divided

303: Senile

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302: Some Pastors

301: Spiritual Training

The person we are supposed to be and who we are is a great distance apart follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

300: One Year of Insanity

Poetic Earthlings have been implanting ideas in your head since December 6th 2017. After the show please stick around for the credits. Unfortunately Mr Depression called in unannounced and made some rude and disparaging comments.

299: Place your hands on the TV

Be aware of false prophets Follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

298: Two of the same name

Written by Kim Colquitt, inspired by yesterday's episode, Mr. Campbell. Kim's poem is like an arrow that cuts deep.

297: Mr Campbell

inherited a name and a culture and lost my own follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

296: Chuck Norris and the meaning of existence

Saw Chuck's face and muscles on an office cubical and then started thinking about life and the universe and how everything fits together

295: Factory Girl

Inspired by true events Follow me on Twitter @Oneyork

294: Bring him home

This is a story about a desperate escape

293: Eventual Amnesia