Wind at my window
Awakening the wide wild
In me Mom tell him
Tag Archives: Poetry
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
Sufficient
I would watch this woman-girl
I noticed when it was that she looked helpless
She looked outward, upward maybe, but not on purpose
She’d settle then
Today, I saw her mocked
She saw it too, straight away
Who would do this, I wondered, she wondered
Hopeless-believers, we knew it was someone
Begging her to look inward
I would watch this woman
Back To The Future: A Poem
Born of a curveball and dazzling smile
Perfecting Them everyday since
There was no way of knowing you hoped to be captured
And held and then softly convinced
But I did the dance you demanded of her
And I own the field quite fine, thanks
This smile you made and that smile I own
Equal forever in rank
This Haiku: October 21, 2015
That lyrical life
And those still, studying stares
I dream that we dance
This Walk: A Haiku
Early Poets
We’ve loved since last time
Before we were born this time
I wrote on your skin
I wondered and then
You touched my left eyebrow arch
While you moved magic
When you approach me
Be a poor storyteller
Speaking crazy tales


