Tag Archives: Poetry
Nana
If there be a legacy
Decidedly mine will be
Silver not white, though all it’s worth
Afro-bold, in spirit, for, I’ll keep good company
Down with brushing shifting shoulders at all times, Day or Night
Upswept, if it serves a proper purpose
Shouts The Story everyday
If thinning it becomes in my end days
May it be that others gathered to pass on the baton
Queens that came before me, know this: You did your job
Zero Gravity

Clownin’: A Haiku
Serious Business
I am, and if you think not
Look into my eyes
Bound: A Haiku
What consecrates me
I see silk strands others won’t
The truth of your web
Keep Fallin’
I am ashamed at myself
For truck headlights I’ve studied from the front porch swing
That turned-tail and ran
For flowers I’ve cultivated from the heart for us
That went wholly uncherished
Heavy rains pour down
These dancing feet now dampened
I am ashamed at you
On Flowering: A Haiku
I’ve been taught to grow
My bright green, giv’n blessing to
You’ll want my number
Petros: A Haiku
walking Through trouble
I learn how Troubleshooter
is my middle name
Thrown Away

I Am These. I Am.
Spent yesterday contemplating clocks