Winter has a meaning In lives dark and prima facie winter is mirage of whole summers mindless days of murder in the sun That is winter repealment cathartic, bare, brittle Leaves sighing Summer dying. The mirror unforgiving The dead undying.
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I’m no good reading between the lines I get stuck at decoding the obvious I believed all those lies you told me so who is really the fool after all I know that by tomorrow I’ll be fine and you’ll still have your sad life saga you’ve broken our rental agreement love’s only a lease,…
She dreamed about it, day and night, Knowing it was too good to be true. Wanting for it to happen with all her might, But being practical was her virtue. Some told her to pray, others to visualize Saying, work your way, don’t see left or right. Work she did, day and night, On her…
The greatest poem On the back of a napkin’s Other side no one May ever see A true invention Dreamt up A matchbook cover’s Lucky strike The finest painting rides Frameless On the other end of the bus The things that hold the image down flat Tell a story bonding Roots dug in writes A…
It Is That Below, SomeWhere My Shapelessness Directs InTo Form, Arriveing At The Fringes Of Bent Light To Where Ten Seconds Break, Behind Blood Pulsateing InTo Woven Lineage, As Time Crafts A Fleshless Escape Towards Another Mother’s Tongue, And It Clings With A Senseless Instinct For A Breath Beyond Taste, Fraying The Cords That Suspend……
Today’s poem by Joseph Harrison, the second of five favorites I’ve chosen, has a title that invites us to consider one of Shakespeare’s tragic heroes. HAMLET It’s quiet here. A stoic rectitude Props up the weather-pummeled citizens, Craggy yet almost cheerful. Uniform Gray granite cottages, precipitous And sturdy, make the most of things. The wind…
Doomsday doesn’t sound so bad after all If the neighborhood is no longer overrun by what seems to be a league of feral cats, if they all perish If the radio gains some silence and we have more than a crackle of signal lost to keep us enamored If there are still rivers where we…
