D-Day
…. Day Lilies bloom in Central Virginia Overnight round the sixth day each June. ~ So sudden their sight As that seen at night When Fireflies compete with the moon. ~ Essential […] Continue reading
…. Day Lilies bloom in Central Virginia Overnight round the sixth day each June. ~ So sudden their sight As that seen at night When Fireflies compete with the moon. ~ Essential […] Continue reading
when winter steps in the air becomes thin sunshine creeps into the forest ~ the blackbirds will come they have it their run no one there now will dare protest ~ life has all gone! it followed the sun none in the wake but what dearest ~ the blackbirds don’t care as strangers […] Continue reading
I don’t know, but think so. I don’t understand. I’m slow on the up-take, But fast with a hand To help a good neighbor, Or helping a friend – I glow in the up-beat, A latter day man. What Charlie hath saith I dare countermand, But Natural Selection? It’s more […] Continue reading
~ In Charlottesville there are four seasons; For Farmington, less so. Equidistant more than reason; For Farmington, more snow. I live apart, two separate worlds – One, in culture, East Coast finds; Another features high terrains. Of which, does Nature or human creature, […] Continue reading
~ There’s just so much non-sense a soul can endure From the trivial minded, decided, obdure. I met one once lambasting for sure The current administration: denigration, impure. Oh sure. They do it. Again and again. Forever and ever, and on to no end. Things are […] Continue reading
Nature, Unforgiving, Takes back from the living, Recants on committed, Retracts what is given, Reneges. On everything given It strives behind striven, Survives by just living, Nature deprives in the end. Nature’s a Janus faced friend. My mother had died While I was sleeping. Death came a-creeping, Still while a-sleeping; Death came […] Continue reading
~ In nearing the end of Summertime season, One wonders where Winter, Spring and Fall go. The Young Ones who made it, thus far, are still here – Amazing, since Chance is a Fiction unknown. As Fledglings depart, it marks a new season; It begins just […] Continue reading
~ Collapse? Perhaps of the bee population; and then, there’s that of the Monarch Butterfly. No one knows where everything goes; and no one even knows why. Perhaps a collapse in routine regulation, and the social order of the hive. Snow doesn’t go […] Continue reading
~ It was here where I saw you two years ago. Do you still live in the only world that you know? Our worlds are diff’rent, though not – they’re the same. My world is fiction. But, even that is a name. Wallace once called it a supreme kind of game. […] Continue reading
~ on somebody else’s green lawn. At a home that I know, two cats in tow; and I pondered on how it seemed wrong. It was all hollowed out, no body about, a stripe of streaked blood inside. Where it could be […] Continue reading
Do not disturb, disrupt or perturb the stone as it rolls to its rest. It’s been long coming down from a Rock ‘n Roll round – To leave it alone would be best. And the worm as it turns, tunnels and churns; it does […] Continue reading
. . Come now. Come and go with me. Together we’ll walk round the red Maple trees. . Down past the block, we’ll walk and we’ll talk – Old Henry with you, and me will be three. . We can make believe as we used to be – three old amigos, back when […] Continue reading
~ Red sky at sunrise silhouettes trees, where one shadow lists to the freeze ~ inclined to escape the solid space ~ into airy freedom at large. ~ A neighbor’s, it seems, to seek, endeavor, ~ it enamors for that which it longs. ~ And the birds sing along ~ in a cold harbored throng […] Continue reading