Paper Life . . . .
I couldn’t find you today. Pen in hand, paper crisp and oatmeal, and waiting… The smell of the leather that protects the sum of my hopes and dreams that always drew you….out, was […]
Sin . . . .
She’s in the membrane. Turn the corners again and again, you’ll still find her. Sweeter than a baby’s breath, Softer than a rain drop, She’s a pleasant abstraction more desirable than truth. No […]
Your Sensitive Heart . . . . .
Your sensitive heart,bruised so easily. Every shake and rattle crushed it,as it pulsated from every side. A new language was spoken,And it beat so shyly. A new sensation anticipated,it stopped but for a second,and reverberated […]
I Cannot Yet Say Goodbye…
I buried your voice in the ground today and under 6 feet of snow. Oh baby where we blended, is where we folded into each other, and casting out all the darkest rain that fueled […]
Slipping Into Crazy
I intuit that feeling my prophylactic veil is slipping, The ominous sun and reviving moon, trading places in my mind. I do not know if the hours call for me. Is the second hand playing […]
Part one . . .
It’s time to finally say goodbye to you. It’s been so long, And yet it’s the shortest distance we ever traveled, apart. My baby. My lover. My best friend. I gotta let you go,The river […]
depression
You have empathy far reaching. You see beauty where others miss it. You create under duress. If one should fall, pick up the baton for them and keep going. He created us all, and you are the […]
For Ronnie, Sea Shells…
The emotions swept up and back over me, And I was right there with you again, old friend. Knocked down by our tidal wave, left to dance in our ocean. The waves telling our story […]
The Death of Day, The Birth of Night
A sadness so great, A time so still, That only His hand, and clasping my heart, could ever make it beat again. A silence so impelling, A darkness so deafening to […]
An Abortion
I am not here, and I am not over there, I am not lost but who would have ever found? The pictures don’t lie, they tell this tale of a little girl I never knew. […]