The facts need no finder
No context nor light
And need not be put to a vote
They walk into the room
They stand up for themselves
They allege all your words inchoate
Tag Archives: Poet
May 26, 2016: A Haiku
Lean on me darling
I speak into the shadows
Before you emerge
Gut
These thoughts circle ’round
Not quite coming home until
More precisely
Rustled in
By a dutiful cattle shepherd or the gravitational pull
Of intuition initially dismissed
But that dog in the dust
He knew
What I didn’t want to know, I knew
And that summer solstice
Which is never late
Saw me bow to its truth
Chase
We question the dreamer
The hopeless believer
As though it’s an improper sin
To be lost on the doubt
And colossal sell-out
That flows from not gazing within
Yet who should abide
Those who would brush aside
The stardust of dreams held most dear
When for one’s lifetime long
The heart still hears that song
To ignore this is what my soul fears
See This
In the new of each day
In the impossibly early
Traffic-lights-still-blinking hour
If you dare with me
Pick up the grain of sand that represents some hope
Place it in a place not far
With goal to keep belief’s door
Ajar
Make the wish that others see to do the same
Tomorrow, tonight you’ll say,
Invite the ocean
Altered
If I
Must feel but
Stay silent outside
With wide eyes
With fine heart
And pen for my sword
Will youIf you
Must come but
With honor toward me
Stay farther
Stay shorter
And slay me no more
Will you
Admonish
The moment it came
I wished it away
Closed my eyes
Admonished my spine
For daring to want more than a lazy ceiling fan from above
Giving rise
To the chills on my skin here below
Slink
Hide me oh veil!
Seek me dear flowing, merciful cloak!
Just for today
And all the ‘morrows
Find me in my nevermore
At Heart: A Haiku
She was twenty four
Everyday in my mind’s eye
I will flirt with her
Pace
All this breathless talk
Should end soon
So there
Nearing the end
I’ve planned as an afterthought
To kick out your feet from ‘neath you
May only the prairie grass catch us