Chimera
~ A bloom of love loses the head a minute an hour grows old. One small child, both lost in the while, the mind a refuge for gold. A new moon to slough a cusp overhead – Behold! […] Continue reading
~ A bloom of love loses the head a minute an hour grows old. One small child, both lost in the while, the mind a refuge for gold. A new moon to slough a cusp overhead – Behold! […] Continue reading
~ If Easy Rider was so great Why then still, do I still hate This movie made so second rate, Best Picture, they gave in Sixty-Eight! Just goes to show what kind of state A Sixty-Seven mind could make. This money making big mistake, Went […] Continue reading
~ The Western Sky is high and dry Where rocky mountains fill the eye, And rivers run not East but West, The Anglo-Saxon man came last. For years, and years, the Native Man Had lived and tooled the Western Land. Upon this open vast terrain, The […] Continue reading
~ Lisa and I, we do have our favs, and one of them sits near, beside us. Our row of small cubes sits off from the rest, in a big room by being the farthest. It’s the clique we are in, a specialty group, and we […] Continue reading
~ Separation, indifference, Alienation…. Sometimes it feels Like a hole in the wall. What now becomes Of the paragon child, The beau ideal, Nonpareil? Who said such was such inasmuch as was thought? Thinking, we know, will make it all so. O! Baby […] Continue reading
Accentual syllable falls in between. Surprised us all, the serotinious scheme. No longer is everything anymore any keen. Someone had surely searched for its mean? But all went undone and nothing was clean. The second September of Twenty-Thirteen. Never before was […] Continue reading
“Children picking up our bones Will never know that these were once As quick as foxes on the hill; ….Children, Still weaving budded aureoles, Will speak our speech and never know.” – Wallace Stevens, ‘A Postcard from the Volcano.’ ~ Farewell to the ocean, the California sun. Goodbye to great […] Continue reading
~ over the phone by lines or through air DSL Digital synthetic nature sound on a surface glint from a glare a wink on a straight face amazing culture moment to moment something to share then slowly but surely something stays there but moment by moment the […] Continue reading
~ I bleed it and need it, I can’t be without it, I crave it each minute, Caffeine. It’s all that’s left legal of anything lethal, and yet it’s still fatal, Caffeine. The gun will destroy you, a knife will cut into, and life will connive to be mean. But now […] Continue reading
[Note: The following is one chapter of a larger work, entitled “1863” an epic poem on the ‘Turn of Events’ at that time, from two major events of that year: Vicksburg and Gettysburg. Several sources have been used and are acknowledged.] ~ “When the Lord of Creation had finished his Acts, He […] Continue reading
This is the place Where I lay my head This is still me This is my bed I am still here Long after years I still imagine […] Continue reading
~ The old Mountain Boomer is a general roomer of the Southwest lands way out West. He’s fast on his legs, and he never will beg. He takes what he wants cause he can. Only Road Runner can out-match this “Gunner,” for he moves much too fast than the rest. A Rattlesnake […] Continue reading
~ “Please come inside. The Window is broke.” Said a sign, But the Window Never spoke. “So. What’s up there, With your silent friend?” I asked of the frame. “Please come inside. The Window is broke.” Hmm… as said: “It’s Déjà vu once again.” ~ The people inside All stand […] Continue reading
…. There is a keenness which settles to mind when I am thought of some other kind. At such times, I count myself free, the freedom which comes from anonymity. I am not what I’m thought that I am – No one knows the simple man. …. There are but few who […] Continue reading
A picture before me, this hot August day, gives me a snow scene, in Washington D.C. A wide walk, a park, all covered in snow. Trees on the sidelines, limbs all aglow. Nightlights on each side stretch in two rows. Five people walking, all walking away. No color to winter, but […] Continue reading