~ Autumn’s sprung a season anew; Summer’s done in days but a few. Raining, dripping water not snow; warm as it was just hours ago. ~ The next day the same day as the day was before. ~ More rain, yet more rain; rainwater pours. ~ Autumn has reigned a whole new regime; and changed […] Continue reading
~ After the thrashing the wisdom is weak and the sting of the smashing benumbs. ~ I can’t speak. I won’t speak. There’s no one to talk too. ~ The din of the crowd that before was so loud in the wake becomes a bevy of silence. ~ Alone by myself at the end of […] Continue reading
One day, mid-day, maybe noon, not before, there came a loud crashing and thrashing at door. I was resting from reading an old poem of Poe’s, and I’d just laid back when I started to doze. The noise now awoke me, and my senses still slow, a flutter then flapping, would stop and then go. […] Continue reading
. Long gone are the lads of class sixty-seven, where they spent the whole night, at their whim, will, and beckon – fancies in the full fledge of flight. . Some drove their own cars, to relate to their stars that came through the air waves from heaven. . Festooned young men in their decorative […] Continue reading
~ So Christmas is here, and it’s early this year. As I do remember we just passed December. . January, I hardly recall! . What happened to Spring, and the Summer, and Fall? . If memory serves right, it seems […] Continue reading
dVerse ~ Poets Pub 22Dec11 Meeting the Bar – Contrast ~ ice will take over, while the night’s still on fire, where much is the same, when the same is not much. When bawdy madly picks up an ‘r’ all stops go full circle – who said there is nonsuch? Someone’s love will be […] Continue reading
~ There once was a couple, a couple of lovers, ~ and Oh! how these lovers could love; but not to each other. ~ Oh! what a pity! they should’ve been together, ~ but Alas! and a shame that they […] Continue reading
~ If Love is defined as a physical phenom, what’s then its number, we wonder, in physics? ~ An electrical loss from a long lost electron? Is it mapped to the genes in genetics? ~ After guessing and going over the question, did we notice how much love’s kinetic? ~ Oh Man! You […] Continue reading
~ The route we take to Abiquiú is really each one’s own option. ~ It’s known there’s few but one road new that’s likely to win one’s adoption. ~ The interstate is fast and straight and time is a favorite factor. To navigate the roads we take can bind and break a lifelong trait of the […] Continue reading
~ The act of aging is no blight; unless I’m wrong, I could be right – An act of love is no mistake, except for those who cannot wait. Patience is a virtue, dear; and now I’ve learned too late I fear. Goodness goes in time of need, a boon bestows on act and deed. […] Continue reading
~ the final hour is the longest ~ Tic Tock Tic Tock. ~ all that came from heretofore cast away no more no more. ~ Tic Tock Tic Tock […] Continue reading
~ would be alright if no one got killed like we did at Monte Vista elementary in Albuquerque, where we daily, refought the Civil War – the two sides, gray and blue, aggregating onto two opposing hills at recess, and then charge across the playground merging, blending, through to the opposing side. ~ Two colors, […] Continue reading
~ Alliteration, recognition, patterns packing neat into array of majesty – a visual commen-sur-ate to some fantastic feat. ~ It’s here today, what some would say, a treasure to measure for the eyes to feast. ~ Treat me now, or trick me anon – alliteration, mesmerization, and poof! it’s gone. […] Continue reading
~ The Blue Ridge Mountains, are a part of Appalachia, and so is Scotland, I’m told. A museum in Edinburgh, the part of university, has geological displays. And part of exhibit shows Scotland once flowed from Virginia to atop of Olde England. And that was just […] Continue reading
~ Washington, a tongue twisting puzzle for the poet, of your two personas which is true – ~ the government or a mendicant? ~ Both are preponderant supplicants. ~ A generous welfare system, too. ~ The richest city, the poorest town; which of these two are you? ~ Tis a tale of two cities which […] Continue reading
Tink's ChapBlog ~ Tales of the Tribe. Mythopoeic Verse 