Category Archives: POETRY

Talking into space I watch my words like race cars on the track negotiate the curve of coiled pavement-colored wires to reach the finish line, an ear or letter by letter pop up like weeds upon a garden page click … Continue reading →

Orange breast, a sun of feathered flames black cape spread aloft a flash, a slash across a reflected sea breaking waves of clouds none as bold none as bright as me.

You can hear the river sing from a hundred footsteps past and feel the sweet wind’s breath that blows it hot and cold into a mist that halos those that sip its waters with smiling mouths that echo trills and … Continue reading →

Watching spring rains accelerate birth wet, green, reaching, unfurling sprout thrives, thickens, stands strong, though orphaned, alone; a seed left behind by a dying parent containing all it would need to continue its kind with a lick, a taste, a … Continue reading →

Indigo flash, like a single lit Christmas bulb on the bush where moments ago, red and yellow shone taking in the glory of the sun recycling it as feathers painting a brush of primary color across the canvas

The snicker paces, stabs its saber of long-toothed loss of faith at all the plastic daffodils in an attempt to free itself, escape and even so there is a dumbness to it, that poetry relives itself hiding in a fat … Continue reading →