Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

Hi, I’m Greig — welcome! Here you’ll find sharp writing, creative ideas, and standout resources for teaching, thinking, making, and dreaming in the middle and high school ELA and Humanities classroom (Grades 6–12).

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30.9.07

Poem: "Jeremiah"

God, an androgynous childe, an avatar of muslin, a linen whisper, starched, turning turning, a leg cradles into a V, poi...

14.9.07

Poem: Burnt Sienna

Mark is burnt sienna, burned and wrought like a serpentine fox, a lusty red torpor veiled as a troubadour, a dapper dan who stole my lu...

13.9.07

Poem: "Forgot to Listen"

Forgot to listen, learned one voice. Stood erect, a little shaky, stood to one side — learned to mimic a consuming system, jamais penetrate...

29.8.07

Poem: Mim's Gin

like a flemish still life placed on the bed George made there stands a space of wood that the mattress has provided, ...

7.8.07

Poem: "Staten Island Ferry"

View of Governor's Island from the Staten Island Ferry She clustered her brown self sailing in a corner amidst friends, ...

Poem: "Albanians"

Albanians are beautiful when they sing, often cupping their hands to their ears, calling out and calling back in, dressing and standing, cre...

30.7.07

Poem: "Sitting with Marian"

Between: a world, a planet, a zone. Space. I utter. My mechanical parts interrelate, talk despite my feeble trippings as my words fi...

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