I, gone in the night
In the then warm summer night
I’ve not returned since
Tag Archives: Poetry
Intersection
Please green light
Don’t come for me yet
Don’t comfort me yet
With your go-go hue
I still need to stay
Though the world has bid its adieu
actual bird
little nest
little magpie
little by little
Fall then Fly
big fear
big when-why
bigger and bigger
Leave the Lie
Old Neighborhood
Don’t think there’s not anything left
I touch you now and still
There is
For I hear weekend giggles
I see the toys of us
I taste pink bubblegum ice cream
I smell farm and city musings
I intuit us
Own Undoing
You did never plan we’d meet in California
I was never meant to see you in the Spring
As for our near-miss in Eastern Colorado
Call it fate, or God’s permit, or some damned thing
End of The Day: A Haiku
Your saunterer’s walk
My eyes will always follow
Your wish…your command
Like Pink
Not running
Never ran
Every day staying and Staying and STAYING
And
I am an orchid and you know what that means
Now
From there
Join
Me
Here
Resolved,
Folded
For this world, Forever
Saved
For sometime, someplace Later
Planted
For here, and for Now
Fast
I both mourn and celebrate
The something
In your fingertips
I can’t know what it is
Thus, my shroud
When in time comes the day,
My rejoice
Oreo: A Haiku
I, Exhibit A
That one must flounder to win
It’s just this simple
