Harmonies tightly weave as
thin clouds hula the moon tonight.
One crab, alone, swims like a small
girl dressed in white, spinning.
The old men on stage appear to be
apparitions from a past volant –
all long hair, flowers, and sweet blue eyes.
Category Archives: poem
Trans-lucent
i believe i’ve already died-
trans-luscent hands
hold blank pages
toss them wildly to an
invisible wind
passer-bys see only
thin papers
floating gently back
to Earth.
blank
drawing a blank. nothing blank nothingness………
How it Feels to Lose Creativity
http://www.presssendpoetry.com/2011/11/how-it-feels-to-lose-creativity.html
a return to flight
Over and over,
I’ve been that
(wilted flowers in hand)
silhouette to a setting sun
on a dried-out hill
saying stoic goodbyes.
But when I close my eyes,
(from my earliest
slippery seconds),
I have always seen
a return to flight,
my remains scattered by the aching hands
of my family back to the
soft wet arms
of a briny sea.
how I’ll fly then —
as gently as cresting waves in
warmly breaking sunlight.
burn-out (revisited)
hey Monday, here’s an old poem. i miss this one (and this time of life).
Burn-out
http://www.presssendpoetry.com/2010/02/burn-out.html
in honor of St. Mary’s – Pieces (revisited)
Pieces (In Point Lookout)
http://www.presssendpoetry.com/2010/03/pieces-in-point-lookout.html
enjoy, and I’m off to alumni weekend! woo!
je ne sais quoi
Dreams like
Shadowy walk
ways – dreams
like slipping
quietly through
a glass mirror.
On the other
side, this small
fugacious life
reflects a certain
je ne sais quoi.
Watch your body
like your lover does,
watch your mind
obsess over
smallest things like
dirt under nails.
Recognize yourself at
your soul’s oldest age –
we all have this ability
if we choose it.
we live in geothermal conditions
crystallization, the formation of solids in the melt, is igneous:
where colors shift shapes;
what is solid is no longer so;
what is considered stable suddenly
changes its mind with a crash.
"i don’t like to stop and think"
(She’s testing her fullest length of rope again)
And shackled to my capricious ankles.
untitled (good intentions)
her, dressed in good intentions,
nails brightly matching
push a plate across a table dusty with neglect
“eat”
her, the confronted, as empty as a shell,
slides off a chair,
breaks into pieces,
a quiet end of days.