James J Jackson

No Clear Way to Describe It

A poem from my wayward youth, when I used to ponder my existence.

The Weekly Protest | Cold Turkey – Twitter Versus Cigarettes | James J Jackson on Patreon

In my not-so-humble opinion, it is easier to quit smoking cigarettes than it is to quit Twitter. — Read on http://www.patreon.com/posts/46128039

Reminder: You should give me your money

Once again, your favorite poet is begging for money.

Just A Joke

A poem for to the lonely loser, who thinks it’s everyone else’s fault they’re not funny.

An honest question

Where is the methadone clinic for the people who take drugs with their eyes and thumbs? Why does asking for the wifi password feel like finding a vein?

The Weekly Protest | How to Heal For Real | James J Jackson on Patreon

My new weekly blog has officially launched and the first two posts are up for free! Check out what you’ll be missing if you don’t sign up. Join for $1.00 to help support my poetry and gain access to all my future exclusive weekly posts. — Read on http://www.patreon.com/posts/45966668

Saxophone Ringing In My Ear

A poem, but not about tinnitus.

James J Jackson is creating poetry | Patreon

Become a patron of James J Jackson today: Read posts by James J Jackson and get access to exclusive content and experiences on the world’s largest membership platform for artists and creators. — Read on http://www.patreon.com/jamesjjackson

Announcement: Blog Rebranding

I am happy to announce I will be moving all my prose to my newly rebranded patreon blog, The Weekly Protest. This webpage will be 100% for poetry henceforth. The funds from the patreon will help me to keep most of my poetry publishable for free. Poetry is for the people! Patreon also makes itContinue reading “Announcement: Blog Rebranding”

The Professional Protester #39 Why I Will Still Write About Politics in 2021 | James J Jackson on Patreon

A new public (free) post explaining why I write about left politics even though I hate online grifters, insist we need to log off more, and have no interest in being a pundit. Spoiler: It’s because I want to write poetry but I can’t just give my patrons nothing when they give me something, andContinue reading “The Professional Protester #39 Why I Will Still Write About Politics in 2021 | James J Jackson on Patreon”

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