My name giggled
Through out-of-breath genuine glee
Commanding that I cease
And then continue again
While watering, sparkling, half-open eyes
Reflect back that we’ve gone homeMy name spoken
Through no-longer-resisting resignation
Smiling as we sigh
Deciding whether we’re done
While fingers feeling eager to begin again
Take it upon themselves to tangle
Tag Archives: Poetry
Volcanic Rock
This piece of all me
I lift up and revere
Dug from the deep
Covered in mourning
I am most proud of
I hold it high here now
Shining before you
It is the me that is happy
For the happy in you
Concerto: A Haiku
Must the strings soften
And tempo become more sure
That Hearts may transcend
Only Ears
With talk of the glitter and gold that’s on sale
I wanted
Just this once wanted
To speak about Santa
To plead his case, there in my tiny kitchen space
He’s real, you know
The jolly, the old, the sharing, the care
It being just November, such talk would widen eyes with the wrong wonder
Quite quickly, I ushered the imagined magic back into the attic
And sadly shuttered that door
He’s busy, they’re busy, lists of to who, to do, to should and to want
None of it’s useful to me
of steel
There
Bury me there
I’ll make a grand wish
I’ll take my last breathe
Before
I’ll take off the cape
I’ll have no regrets
Then
I’ll boldly look
I’ll demurely touch
Heaven
There
Devoid
I am just dust
Synchronized dust
Blown into the airspace of you
And there are moments
Most blissful moments
I tell myself it is not true
Collision
Involuntary
Completion
All I remember
I flicked my bangs
Half on purpose
You looked at me
Differently
Within the second
We were in our arms
What you wanted to say
I forced from your mouth
You forgave me
Beautifully
The next seconds stood still
My eyes must’ve spilled smiles
Oh for sure
They spilled smiles
Unfinished we spit out our gum



