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Winds of Change
I want to
arrive on
the wings of
a dove hear
the rustle
of my feath-
ers in the
winds of change.
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NO MORE LOVE POEM
Please Stop.
I don’t want falling in Love
& being pretty smart
O mamma mia
When the Train is Gone
I throwed in motion:
I don’t hit the nail on the head¡
I’m going wild against the Wall
Slap-up meal. Read more
No commentsTRANSFORMATION
Same, the very same illusions
The very same apprehensions
Distract the ever budding visions
Dampening my future aspirations.
As a child, life seemed more secure
But vanished as illusory nightmares;
The heart-tempting youthful glitters
Captivated me with romantic gestures.
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Rod Stroked Survival with a Deadly Hammer
Rebecca fantasized that life was a lottery ticket or a pull of a lever,
that one of the bunch in her pocket was a winner or the slots were a redeemer;
but life itself was not real that was strictly for the mentally insane at the Elgin
Mental Institution.
She gambled her savings away on a riverboat
stuck in mud on a riverbank, the Grand Victoria, in Elgin, Illinois.
Her bare feet were always propped up on wooden chair; Read more
HOW FAR IS IT ….
The menacing clouds of war
Often pounce to create havoc,
The pigeons of peace
Scared and scattered, fly away.
The storm of hatred
The storm of enmity
The storm of death
The storm of destruction,
These devastating forces
Design the ugly face of war.
No commentsthat’s the way life be
A POSITIVE SPIRIT
Yes, day by day, year after year
While age peels layer after layer,
The seasons of life lose their glitter
Fearful, the spirit of life withers.
The most treasured life’s seasons
Slowly sail into the memories ocean,
Childhood and youth remain a passion
Enticing with ever-new hopes, often.
No commentsNikki Purrs
Soft nursing
5 solid minutes
of purr
paw peddling
like a kayak competitor
against ripples of my
60 year old river rib cage− Read more
No commentsCharley Plays a Tune
Crippled with arthritis
and Alzheimer’s,
in a dark rented room,
Charley plays
melancholic melodies
on a dust filled
harmonica he
found abandoned
on a playground of sand
years ago by a handful of children Read more
No commentsMother, Edith, at 98
Edith, in this nursing home
blinded with macular degeneration,
I come to you with your blurry
eyes, crystal sharp mind,
your countenance of grace−
as yesterday’s winds
I have chosen to consume you
and take you away.
No commentsHarvest Time
A Métis Indian lady, drunk,
hands blanketed over as in prayer,
over a large brown fruit basket
naked of fruit, no vine, no vineyard
inside−approaches the Edmonton,
Alberta adoption agency.
There are only spirit gods
inside her empty purse. Read more
No commentsO HUMANS !
O Humans !
Let us impart
A thought of peace
O Humans !
Let us not inject
The venom of hatred.
Humans are we
Humans are we.
No commentsGingerbread Lady
Gingerbread lady,
no sugar or cinnamon spice;
years ago arthritis and senility took their toll.
Crippled mind moves in then out, like an old sexual adventure
blurred in an imagination of fingertip thoughts.
Who in hell remembers the characters?
There was George, her lover, near the bridge at the Chicago River:
she missed his funeral; her friends were there.
She always made feather-light of people dwelling on death,
but black and white she remembers well.
The past is the present; the present is forgotten.
Who remembers Gingerbread Lady?
Sometimes lazy-time tea with a twist of lime,
sometimes drunken-time screwdriver twist with clarity.
She walks in scandals; sometimes she walks in soft night shoes.
No commentsWriting Lyrics for the FBI
He’s chewing on new lyrics like cerebral cud,
trying to separate the gravel from the mud.
Doing cryptographer’s research in the back of his head,
undercover homework from the bottom of his bed.
I used to think he was a rocket science guy,
but now he’s writing lyrics for the FBI.
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Bro. Radio’s Theory of Evolution
today, my radio proclaimed
most people did not evolve, but remain single-cell entities psychologically & emotionally. Darwin & other scientists & scholars are absolutely wrong. things are not as they seem. we Read moreNo comments
MEMORY OF NOTHING
A BOOK OF HOURS
Honour is a fierce as a Future
To bring into focus of Grass eaters
From the space in its last couple of Years
Where the alpha and omega gaze.
No commentsLove Song
You are so beautiful
But yet you are so full of love that is unexpressed
I feel the pureness of your heart
even thousands of miles apart
your love is so close to me
may I be the instrument to express your love song
Double Dutch
I use to watch the girls Double Dutch
slam
They were strong and had rhythm
Long winded and amazing
Double Dutch girls were the ones that spoke up
Were challenging
Me, I played stickball Read more
No commentsAndromeda
You are a myth
A beautiful woman chained
And yet you are wider and brighter
Than the milky way
Andromeda, you dance across the sky
Luminous, a galaxy Read more
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