Socióloga argentina. Amante de la literatura. Escribo como forma de encauzar tantos sentidos y significados. César Vallejo y Alejandra Pizarnik, baluartes de la vida.

I was born in 1946 and started writing poetry when about 16 years old. In the 1970's I occasionally had poems published in a local newspaper while living in Delaware (belated thanks to editor E.A.Barrell!) and more recently (I offer no explanation for the hiatus other than "life in the way") have been posting poems and short essays at the Weather Underground blog site under the name "EarlB". Changes at that site are making my posts less visible, so I have begun transferring poems posted there over the past 6 years to this site. Because of the science/nature emphasis of the website, my poems over the past years have had a loose "nature" theme to them. Eventually, I hope to accumulate enough decent poems (and courage) to publish a small book of poems. Having them scrutinized by others in the field will help me improve technique.

This page contains some of my finest cringe-worthy work. Run...run while you still can. You have been warned. When I'm happy/sad/inspired/bored THIS is what happens.

My name is Kamu, but names only stay important in the physical world. I am a writer, a poet, a photographer, and an artist. I am a person in this world, that just wants to contribute to all the creative energy in this world. Hoping that my poems will inspire and positively affect people, to let them wander into the deeper side of their life, to pull out the words from their thoughts, and creatively place them into reality. In my journey through life, I am constantly being awakened into someone else's imagination, and I share my thoughts and reflect upon theirs, being inspired to write from ideas that we have all put out together, sharing the images and emotions that come from our complex human minds. To me, questions are the most important thing of all. The art of questioning all and having theories and trying to fill out the unknown seems to be one of my greatest fascinations. I love thinking about things that stay a mystery in this world. It is what inspires me to write. Writing is a way for me to express in a way that is unavailable in any other form of art, or on a greater scale, life. I hope you enjoy what I am trying to express, and I hope to be inspired by your creativity as well. Thank you.