every time I plug it in
yellow green orange and red
blobs like Jello set hard in
a sturdy Frigidaire
this light reminds me of the day
Dad and I shopped and he
let me choose
FibCarver's River of Stones
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Weather Forecast
another winter's day
lived under a feverish haze
accompanied by
copious quantities
of soggy tissues
lived under a feverish haze
accompanied by
copious quantities
of soggy tissues
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Tangled Up in Blue
Bob says it ...
keepin' on like the bird that flew
how can it be that he's nearly 70
years
old and
I'm still 17?
keepin' on like the bird that flew
how can it be that he's nearly 70
years
old and
I'm still 17?
Winter, Ever Cold
tree
branch
snaps
blue
sky
shivers
branch
snaps
blue
sky
shivers
Missing Puppy
I am mindful that she is gone
but my body forgets --
feet avoid the place
where her metal dish sat on the kitchen floor,
fingers reach to scratch her satin-soft ears
nothing's there but me and the empty air
but my body forgets --
feet avoid the place
where her metal dish sat on the kitchen floor,
fingers reach to scratch her satin-soft ears
nothing's there but me and the empty air
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Multi-tasking
tasks spin in my weary mind
each one sharp and pointed
armed with an emery board,
I reach carefully and file
off their edges
each one sharp and pointed
armed with an emery board,
I reach carefully and file
off their edges
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Other Voices
warm corner in the pub
on a January full-moon night
poets read
heart-words constructions
that are clever, twisted, eerily honest
Tom, dead-pan, points a finger at
South America, drones on about
sheets with an actual thread count,
coffee beans of various size and heritage and
how best to grind them
and, as faces around the table
dissolve into helpless tears of laughter,
he teaches how to make a tedious poem
hilarious
on a January full-moon night
poets read
heart-words constructions
that are clever, twisted, eerily honest
Tom, dead-pan, points a finger at
South America, drones on about
sheets with an actual thread count,
coffee beans of various size and heritage and
how best to grind them
and, as faces around the table
dissolve into helpless tears of laughter,
he teaches how to make a tedious poem
hilarious
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