Downsun
We few watched the sun die, the swimmers and I, as water lapped ’round our waists turned from blue to black – – –
Read more "Downsun"We few watched the sun die, the swimmers and I, as water lapped ’round our waists turned from blue to black – – –
Read more "Downsun"Kelly, sea, emerald, pine the vibrant life-green seems unshy– sage, and hunter, every shade to bandy beauties with the sky. – Blue as vivid heaven’s soul unrivaled here in realms of clouds, it sweeps election every day most popular, and bright and Loud. – But hear a word for foliage: you never notice life around […]
Read more "A Beautiful Rivalry"I walk the sunrise quiet pines, mid whispering winds that near beside brave silently the trembling sound: Oh death where is your sting? – The grass grows hearty—little lives nurtured in the womb of earth so shortly short, now green, now brown Oh death, is this your sting? – Droplets mist the eyes of day […]
Read more "O Death,"The rain laughs and plays like crickets jumping puddles, happy in the storm.
Read more "Rain Crickets"Lizard leaps from stair to step poised, practiced. An adept that seems concerned lest creatures yet might see his stagecraft and forget. – – – – –
Read more "Lights, Camera, Lizard"That bird’s reflection seems to wave and wing from other worlds a ripple fold of ancient hope and crystaled good (though far away)
Read more "Reflections"Over the woodlands, swooping low, teasing of summer as they go, the winds play in trees I know. They blow to the ends from the West. And every day the wide skies call the mighty king to his mountain hall. Across the fields his footsteps fall. The sun goes home to the West. Here, the […]
Read more "In the West"industrious bee searching for that last flower as the sun goes down
Read more "Bee Haiku"It seems sometimes, that rabbit hides from all the ones who wish him well and only comes to look about when no one seeks to see him there
Read more "Fear"When man first came to be and watched from out the windows of his eyes the shifting world about he saw the shine of sunlight on the waves and perceived, invisible, the rushing brush that bowed the trees, he knew the richness of his world and loved it. – When man first turned his mind […]
Read more "The Glasses"