(Forgot to post this earlier)
Friday, February 5, 2010
In a light-filled room
I pour amber maple syrup
On a warm brown waffle
And think about life.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Broken Pavement
Thursday, March 11, 2010
To find the secret way
Beside the voices-
Whispering of heretics
Traitors.
Mother Culture holds us close.
We must
Walk the winding paths
Away from the highways,
Sidewalks,
Sticky-hot asphalt.
Where:
Blueberries grow
And you can eat the cattails
Waving in the passing breezes.
Avoid the-
Institutions,
Corporate
Long grey hallways.
I’ll find the old buildings
Reclaimed by-
Love
Life
Life
And camp,
By a stream that fish still follow.
While I watch beauty escape in-
Ruins.
Finally,
Truly free
The stars will find me.
Labels:
2010 Project,
Anarchy,
Freedom,
Love,
Nature/Animals
My Poem a Day project went on hiatus for a while. From February 8th to March 10th I wrote only one poem. However, I have now resumed the project!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Cobwebs criss-cross
My window
Dust gathering solemnly
Along the sticky strands.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Cobwebs criss-cross
My window
Dust gathering solemnly
Along the sticky strands.
Labels:
2010 Project,
Nature/Animals,
Short Poetry,
Windows/Doors
Monday, February 8, 2010
finally,
silence in a warm room
I blink slowly,
rest.
finally,
silence in a warm room
I blink slowly,
rest.
Labels:
2010 Project,
Short Poetry,
Silence/Noise,
Sleep/Dreams
Sunday, February 7, 2010
warmpth and happiness
laughter 'round a table in a bright-lit room
hot tea
sipped with smiling mouths
warmpth and happiness
laughter 'round a table in a bright-lit room
hot tea
sipped with smiling mouths
Labels:
2010 Project,
Light,
People,
Short Poetry,
Tea
Saturday, February 6, 2010
The low sun
Flashes
Flickers
Through the trees
Red Light
In the space behind my eyes
Telling stories
From a billion years
Of watching
The spinning planets.
Knowing
Brushes past me
With wonder
In a blinding flash
I shut my eyes
My heart beats,
And we drive on.
~
two sisters
lean close together
shining white
alone in a field of brown bark
~
Suddenly-
a cloud of birds
sharp wings outlined by grey sky
~
bare sculptures
painted branches
twist in praise of the sunlight
~
The eyes of a house
Watch us,
Disspassionately,
As we drive by
~
out of the fading daylight
we drive into the shadows
of heaped-high stormclouds
the sun shines bright farewell
as it fades into greyness
winks,
then disappears.
darkness falls.
The low sun
Flashes
Flickers
Through the trees
Red Light
In the space behind my eyes
Telling stories
From a billion years
Of watching
The spinning planets.
Knowing
Brushes past me
With wonder
In a blinding flash
I shut my eyes
My heart beats,
And we drive on.
~
two sisters
lean close together
shining white
alone in a field of brown bark
~
Suddenly-
a cloud of birds
sharp wings outlined by grey sky
~
bare sculptures
painted branches
twist in praise of the sunlight
~
The eyes of a house
Watch us,
Disspassionately,
As we drive by
~
out of the fading daylight
we drive into the shadows
of heaped-high stormclouds
the sun shines bright farewell
as it fades into greyness
winks,
then disappears.
darkness falls.
Labels:
2010 Project,
Clouds,
Driving,
Haiku,
Light/Darkness,
Short Poetry,
Sky,
The Sun,
Traveling,
Trees/Forests
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