In his poem, “Once We Were Lions,” Nolo Segundo reflects on how youth is tamed by life and time. Continue reading Once We Were Lions

In his poem, “Staying In This World Starts To Feel Strange,” Nolo Segundo expresses the irony of the old feeling temporal time moving ever faster as Eternity nears. Continue reading Staying In This World Starts To Feel Strange

In his poem, “Quintessence Of Dust,” Nolo Segundo reflects upon dust. Continue reading Quintessence Of Dust

In his poem, “The God I Call Upon,” Nolo Segundo reflects on calling upon God. Continue reading The God I Call Upon

In his poem, “My Faith,” Nolo Segundo presents a very deeply personal testament of faith. Continue reading My Faith

In his poem, “Living in A Dry Land,” Nolo Segundo reflects on the naïve and futile attempts to rationalize the violence, selfishness, and evil in the world in secular terms. Continue reading Living in A Dry Land

In his poem, “When We Forget Eternity,” Nolo Segundo encapsulates the godless, soulless secular materialist outlook that has infected the minds of so many today (and to be honest, he might be one of them if he had not had an NDE when he tried to take his own life over fifty years ago). Continue reading When We Forget Eternity

In his poem, “The Empty Old Church Re-opens,” Nolo Segundo expresses his frustration when his Anglican church had remained closed for in-person worship long after restaurants, dentists, barbers, movie houses, etc. had re-opened. Continue reading The Empty Old Church Re-opens