Acquiescent air inhaled,
a brisk token of relief
for safely making it across
duplicitously thin ice.
To the coy forest ahead,
with its snow-tipped evergreens
bashfully swaying in the wind,
sheepishly stepping onward.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Fall, Again
Tiny orange kites' cords cut,
now ritually descending down,
from ligneous attachment,
to the soon-frosting ground,
but wondering
if they are even allowed.
now ritually descending down,
from ligneous attachment,
to the soon-frosting ground,
but wondering
if they are even allowed.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Tongueless Mouth.
Pointed rainbow teeth
gnashing a delicate
glass sundae.
Gums bleed
maroon doubt,
a yearning trickle
of dissolved excitement.
Swallowing,
choking,
coughing up regret.
For a taste that it
could never actually get.
gnashing a delicate
glass sundae.
Gums bleed
maroon doubt,
a yearning trickle
of dissolved excitement.
Swallowing,
choking,
coughing up regret.
For a taste that it
could never actually get.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Like You Died.
This silent sleeper,
guarded by the family,
until called upon.
Waiting for its moment
to rise
with glory
and make everything
right.
Protection with wits
learned in an abyss
applicable to a few
critical situations.
For now it slumbers,
though,
until crisis or,
an awakening love
rouses.
guarded by the family,
until called upon.
Waiting for its moment
to rise
with glory
and make everything
right.
Protection with wits
learned in an abyss
applicable to a few
critical situations.
For now it slumbers,
though,
until crisis or,
an awakening love
rouses.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Cadence
Kneeling near a foggy pond
tossing pebbles,
watching the ripples.
He hopes the tiny waves
reach the other side,
through the mist,
where he cannot see.
Ever since one watery wrinkle
found its way to him,
he does this,
waiting.
tossing pebbles,
watching the ripples.
He hopes the tiny waves
reach the other side,
through the mist,
where he cannot see.
Ever since one watery wrinkle
found its way to him,
he does this,
waiting.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Death on Revival
In the decency of a corner when
some siphoning lemon light
drains dreams
I thought were forgotten.
Death on revival, though,
births an acceptance
of what was already
long gone.
Perhaps.
some siphoning lemon light
drains dreams
I thought were forgotten.
Death on revival, though,
births an acceptance
of what was already
long gone.
Perhaps.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Overrun.
Static veers toward
this epicenter,
prickling.
Washes away, this everlasting rain,
the blood from my exposed,
knotted heart.
In the street,
helpless.
Unseen in an intersection.
Emerald light fills my eyes.
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