| Jan. 2 • 22:00: | One Point Three Billion Seconds | |
| Jan. 15 • 01:15: | Untitled | |
| Jan. 15 • 19:24: | To Fulfill A Need | |
| Jan. 31 • 15:42: | Risen | |
| 4 | ||
| Feb. 11 • 20:22: | Just As Bright | |
| 1 | ||
| March 1 • 22:27: | Stop Thinking | |
| March 2 • 22:43: | Fog | |
| March 4 • 23:32: | If You Don’t Get It | |
| March 7 • 22:07: | Take The Good With The Bad | |
| March 7 • 22:19: | Pointless Politics | |
| March 8 • 21:47: | The Age Of Science | |
| March 14 • 21:26:53: | That Guy’s Brain | |
| 7 | ||
| April 1 • 22:33: | It Was A Song | |
| April 2 • 22:44: | Composed Last June | |
| April 4 • 23:55: | Whole-World Problems (‘Fairy-Tale Land’) | |
| April 6 • 23:33: | Who Should It Rest On? | |
| April 10 • 22:49: | Carried It With Me | |
| April 14 • 14:45: | Stardust | |
| April 28 • 23:30: | Just One Brain | |
| 7 | ||
| May 1 • 11:29: | Wasn’t Smiling | |
| May 11 • 15:21: | A Will To Rise | |
| May 15 • 10:34: | Impermanence | |
| May 21 • 23:07: | Changing Hands | |
| May 23 • 17:53: | Days Not Wasted | |
| May 29 • 22:27: | One More Seed | |
| May 29 • 22:55: | Happiest | |
| May 29 • 23:07: | A Little Premonition | |
| May 30 • 23:50: | Yet Another Dream | |
| 9 | ||
| June 7 • 22:09: | Anniversary | |
| June 21 • 23:22: | 60 | |
| June 26 • 21:57: | The News Tonight | |
| 3 | ||
| July 23 • 19:51: | The Stain | |
| 1 | ||
| Aug. 9 • 23:15: | Shared Our Art | |
| Aug. 10 • 10:23: | Broken | |
| Aug. 15 • 13:38: | Echoes Of Yesterday | |
| Aug. 15 • 14:06: | Get Going | |
| Aug. 15 • 14:22: | Know Thyself | |
| Aug. 15 • 20:12: | Mission | |
| Aug. 16 • 13:34: | Near | |
| Aug. 16 • 13:49: | Quietly | |
| Aug. 16 • 14:16: | Unsad Unbad | |
| 9 | ||
| Sept. 29 • 23:25: | Next Step | |
| 1 | ||
| Oct. 25 • 22:41: | Always Be Learning | |
| Oct. 31 • 13:33: | Heinous Glee | |
| 2 | ||
| Nov. 21 • 14:22: | What Does It Mean? | |
| 1 | ||
| Dec. 26 • 07:32: | Aging & The Cosmos | |
| 1 | ||
I wrote 46 poems in 2015. Through August, it was ahead of the previous year,
but fell behind in September. Still, the total is more
than any of the twelve years preceding 2014, and more than 2005-13 combined (33). By mid-April, 2015 was
already my 10th-most prolific year, and by early June, it was the 8th. This year was 6th by
mid-August. By October, I had despaired of surpassing 2014.
Again, there were “spurts”: May 29 (three poems in 40 minutes), August 15 (three poems
in 44 minutes, or four in seven hours), and August 16 (three poems in 42 minutes).