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
Tag Archives: Poetry
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
Shoulders Squared
What You Seek
How will you find it
Where will you go
It’s not just outside of that door
It’s not in the sing-song
The hoping to belong
You won’t find it pacing the floor
I suspect but don’t know
It’s there for receiving
If all at once we take a breath
Take one step then the next
To rewrite the old text
And treat it like it’s life or death
Judge Not
Out
And all over the place
Jesus
What a mess you’ve to clean
Yet there down at My feet
On the ground
Dirtying your white with the bloody, brokenness of my heart
You are
Picking carefully up, dutifully up
Each piece, one after the next
Defending me against the mess
I’ve allowed
Asking me against my better judgement
That I always allow
That I forever leave
My heart
Out
And all over the place
Miscellaneous
Alas, Alas
Hang On And Shine
Sugar was talking
Then I awoke
Long since removed from my coffee
It speaks to me now while I sleep
As I played in my dream
Running my fingers through its grit
In a commanding twang
It told me
Hang on and shine
Sugar I’ll never let go





