She was left for dead
But I need her, so I prayed
And revived Springtime
Tag Archives: Poetry
I Don’t Know Why
But the birds,
Always the tell,
Are leaving
Enough, they’ve said
I see them at a height
At a distance
Unusual for them
But they are willing
To make a go of it
To prove a point
To flee this place
To speak to me
Audibly
I see
Loved
could I walk backward
I would walk backward
would I erase you
I could erase you
close my eyes
close my eyes
where are the words
here are the words
here is my love
where is your love
close my heart
close my heart
Cure
The clock, alarming and as a storm, swirling seemingly sideways
Faster, more red and ominous than my 1am pro·pri·o·cep·tors
The gyroscope, spinning and my brainy mind righting itself
Stronger, my legs are and I swear to all that Is holy, I’ll not fall
Larger
There, the placid lake I threw my anger into
Strivings and feelings
Surface and firmament
Indistinguishable now
And although I see no green light starboard side
I’ve nothing left to try to sail
Or swim or flail
Memories softened
It’s time to take time
Take care
Dry my wings
And fly
Devil: The Haiku
I’ll never forget
Your outstretched hand in the fire
What I thought was Love
Under The Tree
I wish your teacher
Hadn’t taught you hardball
Or you’d have played a bit softer with me
And had I needed
Not to wipe the sweat from your brow
You’d be sleeping, I’d be living a life
Flee now, rejection!
Else I wish forever more
On this Earth, in my dreams, and in heav’n
There are times when shadows will not do
You are in need, Man