Category Archives: poetry

There’s something kinda special, Resting in a glen Holding a novel Reading now and again There’s something kinda special, Reading in a glen Resting a weary mind Living in pages, turned Again and again There’s something more special, Than resting … Continue reading →

Would you kick a ball into piled leaves? Knowing your neighbors would likely be, very displeased Would you stomp, a puddle In new sneakers too Knowing Mom might have something to say about breaking her rule Would you run in … Continue reading →

I think I’ll love, You, Until the time When time is no longer, Mine Until my summer Ends Until the first of My lasts Are, sung Until the breath Of evermore Yields itself To, No more I think I’ll love … Continue reading →

May I rest? In the breast Of a lover’s chest One I know One of a warm glow Where -she- restoreth my soul And may I sleep within the depths? Of times lived best And will I test the shores? … Continue reading →

What plagues us is, Seems to me Holding in-animates to blame For Animates failed dreams I think, then it’s sure to be– What fires the gun comes from ego’s disease A finger for, frustrations chore A thumb to help, angers … Continue reading →

For I am king Of all my land Sovereign rule Granted by heavens ruling hand For I am Lord Of all my space Of all my want And whim of place For I am master Of my life No cell … Continue reading →

  Tribunal:   Did you see the glass?   Of streams that met   Into rivers of laughs?     Aye     Did you see your lass?   Running through fields of unbroken wheat and grass?     Aye … Continue reading →

On the river of hope I floated my dream Raw and exposed It meant What was seen   On the river of hope Came a thought To me Is there time left? For the thread of angels Too save me … Continue reading →

Time Time to go home Time to get ready Ready for a long seasons end   Time To see them again They wait Wait for me And so does she   She who is most of all, most of me … Continue reading →