below is the series I am currently working on - new picture poems mostly since covid and world war three

 picture poems from many decades ago pre-post-noir Neuage
#Thoughts in Quarantine & Before - Images: updated Pinterest ~ Flickr (2020) / Flickr (pre-2019)

1. I went to the create a conspiracy website
2. What I love about being senile elderly spaced
3. I would like to look back at now
4. Sitting here traffic jam Bangkok
5. Pretty girl in the shop window
6. Such a description
7. I can’t wait to get back home
8. We traded stories
9. She rose up from the rubble of my memory
10. Psychedelics I took in the 1960s and 1970s
11. The curvature of the cosmos
12. 50-years later you look so different
13. My astrologer declared her love for me
14. All the best players on the field
15. Washington DC is full of intergalactic aliens
16. What a great ending the season finale was
17. Clouds full of rain
18. Last life I was a succulent piece of fruit
19. I went to a different place in my mind
20. Concerned only
21. I dream of being a poem-writing robot
22. Closing my eyes
23. I took a detour of your exploding love
24. On the final test of my life
25. Creation beganwith a series of sticky notes
26. Now-that-you-are-one-with-the-wind
27. took-time-out-to-get-to-know-myself
28. Doctors-set-out-to-change-the-terrain-of-my-body
29. Chilly chilly Pass the spring please
30. I-dreamt-we-were-two-wheels
31. when-i-first-sought-her-love
32. Being senile is difficult
33. I am a misplaced character
34. I feel safe being in covid-19 quarantine
35. I did enough
36. A senseless act of literature
37. I almost_got_stuck_between_parallel_universes
38. I love the ageing process
39. My dogs grievances
40. Photoshop & viral plastic surgeons
41. A failed poet told me my life was shit
42. Here we are at the start of a new day of sin
43. I rode my horse down main street
44. I waited all night to hear you sing
45. Before my lover died
46. Always in flight since birth
47. I looked at my creative work from 40 & 50 years ago
48. I knew it was you in my dream
49. Curve in the road
50. Every morning I awaken
51. Google calendar texted me
52. Here we are all together again
53. I became disorientated
54. I built a snowman
55. I painted the evening sky
56. I turned off the light
57. In the museum of misplaced love
58. 65-years ago I was at the age
59. A week ago we were at the top of the world
60. All the animals escaped from the zoo
61. Anxious moments
62. Dairy cow at my window
63. Hopefully the person I awake as tomorrow
64. I saw her wilting in the produce section
65. past lovers
66. hipsters on the corner
67. Her-smile-still-torments-me
68. How exhausting love is
69. I didn’t make up the facts of my life
70. I-tried-to-rejuvenate-my-life
71. Love negotiates
72. My mother never laughed at my jokes
73. So exciting all we did today
74. Taste-of-you-melting-in-the-early-morning-rain
75. Wild women chanting
76. @ the gym generation #XYZ working so hard
77. Lost in the rain
78. Australians have little depth
79. Camping in the Outback
80. All our potential gets buried at the end too
81. Concerned only by how many likes
82. I dream of being a poem-writing robot
83. I drew a map
84. If no one likes my post
85. Mystery nothing more
86. One of my deceased lovers
87. Not sure whether their current life as roses
88. Saw my future self crying at the finish line
89. Falling snow hiding yesterday’s problems
90. Every day starts off filled with magic
91. I knew you desired me
92. You slept through the storm
93. I was overly stressed last night
94. I changed my astrological self from being a Leo
95. Everything_back_to_normal
96. When only clowns criminals lovers wore masks
97. Dark shadows and sounds
98. What the covid-19 mishap has taught us
99. We survived another month
100. We are so fortunate
101. We were so lucky today
102. We need a unique message
103. Time is a thankless slut
104. The government is not tracking
105. Such simple splendour
106. Random physics of love
107. Levels of importance have changed
108. I would like to look back at now
109. Patterns across the horizon
110. I put a like-button on my tombstone
111. Perfection follows me
112. After such a long successful dream
113. Before selfies
114. Because of the internet people in developing countries
115. Would you still love me
116. Woken before sun rise
117. I like being my own boss
118. Canadian goose at the border
119. Goodbye forever
120. I am exhausted battle fatigued
121. Deep in my subconscious there are spiders
122. Being from another galaxy
123. In a rambling tweet to my higher Self
124. I chose to fly My body did not
125. Love tumbles through the ionosphere
126. I saw her sipping her non-GMO
127. Another hotel Another city
128. Another cycle ends
129. I fell in love with a statue
130. I had planned to write about the future
131. With nursery rhymes playing in the background
132. All the best players on the field
133. Woke with rain on my face
134. They cut the cake
135. I blended in with the tourists today
136. I searched the internet
137. Such a parade we lined the streets
138. All my favourite musicians are dead
139. Close to the end new beginnings within sight
140. Each country I go to changes me a bit
141. How fortunate we are
142. Humans are so adorable
143. I knew today would be different
144. I rode my cow into town
145. Love equals sorrow + hope - regret
146. At the border I declared my love
147. I wrote a rusted poem
148. Haunted memories
149. I used Photoshop rather than have a plastic surgeon
150. Life is a casino we lose it all at the end
151. Memory - Such a fleeting whisper
152. My only fear
153. So excited to go to sleep
154. So many glitches in history
155. today was better less went wrong
156. The air is filled with broken opportunity
157. What great times we live in
158. When we die
159. I became evicted from my dreams
160. I rearranged
161. I love the scents of a new year

adding daily forever

About Dr. Terrell Neuage

Dr. Terrell Neuage, (dual citizen USA/Australia) is a South Australian poet, writer, and digital artist known for his evocative poetry and extensive research on conversational analysis in on-line communciations (including communication in the AI era; from sharing information to making sense of it). His best-selling autobiographies; Leaving America (Before the After) & Leaving Australia (after) – exploring life as a hippie, brother in a California Cult (Holy Order of MANS) as Brother Terrell Adsit, Astrolger (40-years) to non-believer, and adventures in Australia, single parent, tofu manufacturer/street artist, China, the USA & fifty+ other countries. From high school drop out at age 16, back to school at age 44 to PhD from the University of South Australia at age 58.

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