Category: Poetry

  • Morning Comes

    Morning Comes

      Morning comes with dew hinting Autumn, promising a long, clean winter.   Schedules are welcomed and days end at an appropriate time.   Evenings stretch like warm welcoming mats, rolling up at our heels and sealing us in with what   will feed our Spirits. [product id=”” sku=”001″]

  • The Explanation

    It was with stony disbelief they watched as I slowly lifted the strands of hair at the back of my head. And when they blinked,  I smoothed the disarray and said, did you see them? I, of course, had grown another set of eyes on the back of my head. But only after the children…

  • In Consort

    I seek solitude in that part of mind in consort with the ancient gods. We whisper great truths and often chuckle at the simplicity of man’s complex thoughts and of the complexity of the simple word. It all must do with the feelings of the times. For in ours, when our time was, we laughed…

  • Rest well, Sailor

    So in this night when you lie still and listen for the rain, listen for the wind, listen for the stars moving about the sky, listen also for your heartbeat. It is steady and it is sure. It beats for all your commitments, both loving and lovable. You are an important adjunct to this world…

  • The Healer

    The storm clouds gather and fear mounts, harnessing power which once were emotions struggling for expression. Like the great god Zeus, brandishing his hot irons, lightening arcs across the night sky. Thunder, like rolling kegs of dynamite, flatten systems of tarnished beliefs, leaving in its wake, profound silence. Forgotten are the thoughts heavy with the…

  • How Hot The Night

    The still air stifles even the act of breathing. The hot air forged in the steel furnace of daylight is nowhere a relief. My eyes droop with heat heavy fatigue and I take refuge between bed sheets locked beneath the pristine spread all day. My naked legs scissor kick in their coolness, like swimming in…

  • CROESUS, MY COUNTRY

    Croesus stumbled and laid back a war torn skin for public autopsy. With bruises bested by emotional welts too deep to be visible,  he wept. In the eye of the cyclone, the earth's erratic heartbeat was his heart; the blood drenching the soil was his blood and the screams of the mothers came from his…

  • Time In The Heart

    I was an oppressed people. I wandered long and became very tired of wandering. I hugged the banks of the green river and shredded lives of high calibre. Crying hard and loud I voiced irritation that rubbed edges raw. And soon I walked into the promised land. Even before, even before I died. It was…

  • Toward A Destiny

    wild geese move within the moments of their destiny framing patterns struck upon a naked sky. clocked by indiscreet motions they move in gentler waves instinctively. confirmed in their geesehood they soar with speed amid the chastening winds and luring skies. untethered, unfettered. dressed in their celestial garb, melding motive and design toward a destiny…

  • The Poet’s Memories

    Torn from an event with memories still alive and placed in an incubator to breathe are poets expected to live. Leaving a world incomplete, they wander in vegetation totally unfamiliar and yet expected to survive. And give rise to credence in a world with no root, where trees are shades of others more vivid, whose…