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Poetry by JC Snyder

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  • wireless issues….

    Hello everyone! Just a quick blog update – I’m having some wireless networking issues at home, which is why the poetry posting has been a little erratic. I am hoping to get back on track by next week. Thanks for hanging in there with me!! Be sure to check out posts from past months, and even last year! Have a great day!

    July 27, 2011

  • like Haruki Murakami

    some of our memories
    like heavy silt find
    a way to drop in a stream
    like Haruki Murakami
    might slip into a dream
    chase a lost love | all
    consciousness lost
    in bleary 
    Japanese
    mountains…..

    July 25, 2011

  • glimpse

    glimpse- when your eyes
    tear up with want, just one
    look, when your eyes
    flutter like butterfly wings
    and flicker with hestitation,

    glance

    chances taken, sigh of relief…

    July 23, 2011

  • hermit

    hermit lives
    on a mountain,
    alone but for
    the clouds,
    hair grows long.
    Sagacious child,
    tell us –
    are you scared of him?
    or do you see
    the wisdom in
    that particular
    silence?

    July 22, 2011

  • Marley morning (haiku)

    wireless problems persist…. but these morning poems might be interesting in their own right (maybe)

    Bob Marley grooves the
    morning, coffee seduces
    jam, “feel alright” now

    July 21, 2011

  • the dance before a storm (haiku)

    sorry – had some technical difficulties last night….

    summer wind teases
    lightly flirts, pirouettes,
    snaps lightning in time.

    July 20, 2011

  • the silence (haiku)

    the heartbreaking void
    leave the phone to die, curl up,
    bury the silence.

    July 19, 2011

  • a brashness undefined

    you will never meet another
    as terrifying as me

    my hook will rip
    your cheek
    as you claw your way
    across the deck
    gasping for air
    every twitch
    compelling you
    forward
    your glassy eyes,
    pleading.

    July 15, 2011

  • math

    those of us who believe in math
    know statistically
    all kinds of things are true:

    solving for x
    must equal
    the balance

    and this,
    death is just one … fraction … away

    it will take a lifetime, though,

    limits
    un-defined,

    July 14, 2011

  • lament the loss (when rain forms a widow’s veil)

    when rain falls
    in the nascent glow
    of a streetlight,
    it seems to wear a veil,
    a widow’s gown

    you and i
    have felt the distance
    between two knees
    sitting too close

    it’s taken its toll

    the bells of the church
    agree – and inside
    The Beatles lament
    the loss
    and turn
    defiantly –

    those headlights in the rain.

    July 13, 2011

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