Your name could tickle
So I bid you, say it
Out loud in darkest inkAt the right angle
My breath you’d strangle
Yet of you I smile and think
Tag Archives: Poetry
Since You Shine: A Haiku
Yes I will keep you
Where all you are will shine through
I will set you free
Perceptions
The Sun, as she sets, sighs to the New Moon:
“You’ve the right to not love me, but I fell to your swoon.”That Tide, ebbing slowly, seems to tease the gold Shore:
“I’ve welcomed your warmth but I seek Something more.”In the meantime, Earth’s Hearts sense these rhythmic rains;
“We’ll dance, most courageous, with Passion and Pain.”
Volition
Your Name
Yes to just you
Remind me your name
Let us dress fancy
Strut down grand stairways
Dance in the dust of once-hallowed halls
Both end up barefoot with no news of our shoes
Yes I’d be honored
Remind me your name
Haiku For Mom
Love: A Haiku
Shouldn’t We
We should lean back
And feel the thrill escape one another
In a scream
In a giggle
As we hide, half buried in the amber-copper canvas
And wait
And watch
For the inexplicable supernatural
Shouldn’t we
Walk
Fleece
Thin red ribbon ’round its nape
So white you’ll wear ’round yours
Shallow breath
They’ll see your shine
And not think you’ve dark doors
Blame its bright and fault its fleece
Fool a million minds
Open wide your stained soul’s gate
And empty’s all they’ll find



