You read that correctly. My book is half off! Hence, my pitch. Here are some excerpts from the book attached to natural imagery and some of your favorite tunes. Order the book in the caption. Enjoy! https://videopress.com/v/Rv8w90KT?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true https://a.co/d/0dX0D16U
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Lithophilia (Mud Love) (Gay Male Erotica)
https://youtu.be/Ilmb8qfUONU?si=K7XmT6V59ntR6zIf Inspiration… It was raining heavily in the park that day. I couldn't help but dance. Soon, I encountered a bog of mud. I was wearing a green Carhartt jacket, a flannel shirt, skinny jeans, and yellow Timberland boots. As I observed this bog, I thought about jumping in. Without further shenanigans, I did. My … Continue reading Lithophilia (Mud Love) (Gay Male Erotica)
Aesthetic (Ode to Flannel)
Written by Jacob Moses Autumn, when I come alive When flannel drapes me Serves as chainmail Against arctic air One with the winding wind I am the… Aesthetic (Ode to Flannel)
The Syzygy Poetry Journal (Four Poems)
Current Weight Loss
I was 185 pounds in this photo. I am now 175 pounds.
The Syzygy Poetry Journal
Four poems in the latest issue… https://syzygybuckmoon.wordpress.com/2025/08/16/jacob-r-moses/
Tuesday Night Beats is HERE!!!
“Lost in America” by Jared Morningstar
https://www.amazon.com/Lost-America-Jared-Morningstar/dp/B0C9SF297G Thank you to Jared Morningstar for sharing Lost in America with me. If you are a maven for ‘90s nostalgia, this is the book for you. The attention to detail that Morningstar put into his book was truly immaculate. Def a must read.
Pushcart Prize Nominee
This poem just got nominated by New Generation Beats Publishing for a Pushcart Prize. Here is “Lottery.” Enjoy! https://poetryofjacobmoses.com/2022/10/13/lottery/
On Leaving Notes
On Leaving Notesby Jacob R. Moses In all the days I was suicidalMy wrists never possessedEnough strength to lift a penAnd write a final note My fingers cramped fromWrapping them around a bottle My head spinning from figuring outThe right fucking metaphors toPresent an eloquent departure I was just neverThat calculating Never that vain that … Continue reading On Leaving Notes
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