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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1.1.10

Eavesdropping on the Saint Charles Streetcar at Common

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    Waiting in the cold morning after a New Year's Eve out! The pavement is moist with the evening's fodder. A brazen, foolish gi...

Poem: Four Loves

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The shrink’s nose told me to read The Four Loves so i did i read the whole book in two sittings, even the bibliography, well, sort...

Goings-On on the Streetcar at the Riverbend in New Orleans, Louisiana

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Wherein I write about and snap a picture of the New Orleans streetcar: I did not have to pay a fare for the streetcar this evening; appar...
31.12.09

Short Story: Car Keys

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… the nonsense of men is called business; the nonsense of boys, though exactly alike, is punished by those same men: and no one pities eit...
30.12.09

Poem: Another Kind Of Cave?

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when it seems you have been cut out from construction paper, block speckled primary color green, a carved-out human form, when it seems...
29.12.09

Poem: "to beget"

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the world does not provoke    the world is provoked so     does              “the                      world is too much with us” mean...
28.12.09

Poem: "When I woke up your eyes were on me"

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When I woke up your eyes were on me, like a gentle rush of waves, as if you had been studying me this whole time, my face an open boo...
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