Monday, December 7, 2020

Always



Sometimes the smell of the wet pavement

Sometimes decaying leaves mix with fossil fumes

Sometimes the hum of the earth is all that is spoken

Sometimes doing everything while accomplishing nothing 


Tuesday, December 1, 2020

There Is More To This Life


 A child of the sixties and a child almost sixty

Observation over participation...a lonely affair

Demanding distance in cultural climaxes

Entangled in the fringe of unconditional surrender



 

Tuesday, November 24, 2020

The Song Will Grow Weary



A blanket on the lawn and a whisper in the air

Surrounded by ghosts of what might have been

Conversations unrequited in a garden of dreams

A fading picture and a new roll of film


Sunday, June 28, 2020

Pharmacy Keys: Haiku



Truth in front of me
She is everything I need
Nowhere else to be

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Dam!



A remedy for all that ails 
Suburban subdivision, solitary solace
A price that affords no one
Preserving protection, painted proposal 


Sunday, April 12, 2020

Everything With A Grain


Extinguishing the memories of a past in question
Once the clarity of crystal, now dark with uncertainty
Holding true what may have been the third side to the story
Conversations of resolution occurring only in the mind 


Friday, April 3, 2020

From The Lodge To The Eagle's Nest: '78-'80


The cold undertow as the mist drifts away
A depth to the distant horizon
Staring into history with infinity eyes
Exhale and expel the winds of fear


Monday, March 30, 2020

Another Dragon Down The Hole

Limerickly Speaking: A Tenth Grade Homage



There was a young man from Fort Lauderdale
Whose life truly began in a sale 
Donated by a mother he never knew
Absorbed into a family from where he grew
Instability and self awareness guided the plight
Moving countries and mountains while immersed in the fight
A guest in the family and a holiday decision
A permanent vacation from mutual provision
Parents have passed and the others moved on
The old man from Fort Lauderdale is a family of one


Sunday, March 29, 2020

...I'll Have A Heineken: Prologue



Corona with lime from a long ago time
Sunshine and darkness with friends
Corona this time, a census on the sublime
Only hope as the shine fades away