I was lost
When I looked up
I uttered something I don’t remember
I know I said that before
But I’d forgotten
They were there
Reaching out
All along
And they will be
Showing me
Shine
Art Credit: “Snowy Day” by Tiger R., age 7
Tag Archives: Poetry
Lightening
Fair is the one
Who squares shoulders with you
Goes toe to toe
Looks into those eyes
Digs deep effortlessly
And unveils the mysteries you never knew about you
Who does that dance with you
You Better
Feel that
The heart and the gut
Beneath the soft skin
Above the strong legs
Equipped for the challenge
Know that
Discovery: A Haiku
Your wings electric
They feel when first you exhale
Out from the small space
widening hollow
Photographs and conversations
The primary goal
Then all they would lead to as well
Upon looking right
There was nothing there
And ahead, just the back of a frame
How long can one breathe in
The dust from the haste
The despair from being left in it
Greetings
Dear Sir,
You may call:
Whenever you need;
For whatever reason; or,
None.I would answer:
To your kindness;
If you’re specific; and,
If you’ve skin in it.Yours truly,
Saffron or Something
Your skin carries the scent
Of curry
But I’m not certain if it’s yours or mine
There’s no space between us
Anymore
Your lips remind of the burn
Of cinnamon
But I warn you to go lightly
There’s no accountability on my part
Going forward
Red
I’m not bored
I’m just
Batting at baubles
Hanging from the Christmas tree
Stretching and such
Playing coy
Biding my time
Until
That other cool cat comes back
Servant’s Feet
If you go
You’d never leave
That new dust on your feet
Works its wondrous way
Up through your ears
Down into your soul
You’d never again hear
The calls from home
Way back there
When everywhere
Is home
O’ Eagle Eyes: A Haiku
With glitter I cleaned
And I’ve no damned idea
Whether you noticed
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