Snowy rock and grass
Through these mountain-pined green eyes
You’re at every pass
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Emerge Again
To you, girl
Sister to Sister
My sole and loving admonition
If there be trust, if there be hope
It will be found in your eyes
Your eyes
Where they gaze
How they see
And the choosings they reflect upon
I make much of words with you
Made-up words, maybe
But your eyes, I know well
I know the Who you believed in
And still believe
In Your eyes
Within Your grasp
As the narcissi beneath the freeze
There be reason for trust and hope
Sweeply
Eager to honor Sunday’s silence
Today’s truth shall advance with a gentle, sweeping motion
Holding at bay metal-and-plastic grind against concrete
Until Monday beckons me, eager again
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Music, I’m sorry, makes me weak when it is the sound of falling snow
Or arrives on a wave of guitar strings
Or Your voice, calm and out of my league, I’m sorry, music makes me weak
Inside
I’ve not found a whimsy
Riding on The Wind
As the snowflake
Who knows The Direction
So stays the course
And I cannot go outside
Undistracted
I watched
You watch
The fleeting snow
Before it took its leave
You put down your go
What did it tell you
What it told me
That bruises aren’t all bad
That time heals
All things
We saw
The three of us
You, me and the sky
The blue-green in our eyes’ skies
Not one can predict us
We Keep Hope
Winter and alone
Unbearable uncertainty
God what will you do
When wind forces its way to the door
Carrying icy-cold information
Crystalizing shut
The truth after all
There’s no school today
Hooray
No To The Storm: A Haiku
The whitest of truths
A moment pregnant to heal
The blackest of hearts
Because Fate
I’ll only accept
Slow-motion snow
I’ll solely respond
If offered the Sun
The moon and the stars
Cannot steal my gaze
My feet wait firm here
For lightning’s call
This Haiku: Prologue
Start with a simple
hello. Inhale. Exhale. Smile.
End deeply in love.
