The sorriest sight
That I can remember:
A ripened blueberry
Unpicked in December
The sorriest sight
That I can remember:
A ripened blueberry
Unpicked in December
Won’t you pause with me a while?
We’ll bandy about
There’s something in your crooked smile
That balances me out
In each of his smiles,
There’s one ounce of spring
I should like to discover
What summertime brings
Jupiter’s shining, Mercury’s rising
The Sun is soaking me
In his golden haze, I could die for days
Sipping dregs of Q.R.V.
Something in your voice that day
Breached an inner truce
A hardened writ inside of me
Jostled a little loose
Serendipity
The very word born of the sea
The when of who and what will be
Navigates the North inside of me
Thoughts are things
Interlacing strings
Sacred vibrations
Imaginations
Mollifying waves
Sanctify my frequency
If he was a triptych,
Surely you’re harmony
He engendered
Then surrendered
Love indentured;
Nothing ventured
That moon’s a slice of lemon pie
The light that dark cannot disguise
The hello to end all my goodbyes