Dane Kunes
Poet, screenwriter and novelist. All for my own enjoyment.
Contemporary Alchemy
A mothers screams Turned to bad dreams Motifs and rhymes to hide and disguise in melodies I spent my teens Smoking weed and evading police
Dane KunesPublished 6 months ago in Poets
Being Jewish in the US Military
My first experience of Jewish life in the military came early, and in the form of a person: a Naval Chaplain, tasked with tending to the spiritual needs of the several hundred recruits in my barracks.
Dane KunesPublished 2 years ago in Serve
Neverland
Reminiscing on my early years Like the other day Encaging my rage For all the things I can't contain I medicated my violent ways
Dane KunesPublished 2 years ago in Poets
Why Israel Matters
Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for President Trump, is currently celebrating the publication of his new book Jerusalem: A Biblical and Historical Case for the Jewish Capital. Chief among the arguments presented in the book is Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish nation-state and, inevitably, the right to defend itself against any threats.
Dane KunesPublished 3 years ago in The Swamp
The Genie
40 days, 40 nights I looked in the mirror Felt a pawn, saw a king Turned to song, searchin' for the crown in me An empty throne that was a thorn in me
Dane KunesPublished 3 years ago in Poets
Seven
What is that? Is that music? I don't need that, I don't need a beat I don't need a metronome, I'd probably just turn to stone
Dane KunesPublished 3 years ago in Poets
