Tag Archives: Weather
To turn the mourning to a songJune Will Be Okay
Deciding this morning whether
To be afraid for our weather
For this Earth
For its Underlings
I noticed triumph
Its and Theirs
I saw green, cold tears
Gladness!
There was little left to do
Open wide the window
Cry out
Three cheers for a cold victory!
Serpent on My Shoulder
At 10pm
There is a warm wind
A powerful voice rides upon it
Promising
But the bandana is unwavering
Listening
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
When Winter returns to assure
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
Deep June
Cool and humid
Who knows whether April or August reigns
For the air sticks to your skin
But you seek a blanket still
Goosebumps and sunburn
The skin keeps a secret
Barometer
All I ask
Keep me warm
Famous shining Sun
Cooled and upright
Mr. Wind
When my mind’s on you
Should the rain
Turn to snow
I will come prepared
Bad Weather: A Haiku
I am to want you
I’ll spend my breath to find you
I do desire you
Heat Storm
While shopping for shoes I shouldn’t have been
Shoes too fancy for anything in these parts
An omen -I mean, a song- wafted on and on overhead
Music too loud as usual, but it caught my conscience
I could barely make out the words, as airily whispered as they were
Some friend apologizing to another for the weather or for using much too much
Electricity
This Haiku: Dewey Feet
I’m imagining
You taste like fresh-cut green grass
With Sugar swirled in
