Category Archives: PoetryMonth2010

through the window i see green waves crashing dolphins careening leading ships to sea i lean out to hear the siren’s song in salt-laden wind drawing me to my feet and running out i fall to swim in the sun-drenched … Continue reading →

simmer down, sweet fire for i may need you later on when the days are cold and gray and nothing shines but the lights above the road leading me somewhere then when the night is darkest we will burn

laughter rings through the black of space as “dangerous aliens” look down on a green and blue planet full of scurrying beings so amusing that thoughts of conquest fly away so that they might settle down to enjoy the show

is it not amazing when we catch people by surprise a simple click and suddenly their face is captured the smiles and shock anger and tears a frozen moment that is ours to remember in perfect clarity for as long … Continue reading →

“i was here with him when he died he was in pain that last day so much pain but he insisted on going to the river and when we placed his feet on the wet dirt his eyes brightened he … Continue reading →

mouse dark, lustrous skidding, snapping, scrolling snug in my palm bluetrack

we continue to play at this tug of war pulling at each other’s heartstrings hoping to pull the other closer and yet still shove them in the directions we choose shove, pull yank, stab and through it all we find … Continue reading →

a bluish glow tinting pale white skin as figures dance to the tune you play and your fingers twitch the rythmn that only they can hear your expression rapt as the moments pass still you sit lost in a figment … Continue reading →

the first buds of spring glow dimly in the porchlight as the flowers sleep in the late night chill stars flare in the clear sky unpolluted by a city the cold moistness of the grass closes in the crystal box … Continue reading →

there was a storm today stampeding over the ocean the waves high thrashing against the docks the winds peeled sides from houses bits of wood everywhere ropes of seaweed wrapped among the debris and my feet soggy sneakers taking their … Continue reading →