Category Archives: Poetry

A Constant Rumble

A constant rumble
Humming loud in the background:
The wake of people.


Bouquet

Shimmering cover
Over many legs of green:
Dying in beauty


Hints of Rain

Sunlight turned to gray,
An extra woosh as cars pass,
And light percussion


Forgotten

A shifting flicker
Slipping, ghostly, through the mind
Then disappearing


Feathers

Bright, light silky strands
In dimensional concert:
Flight, warmth, protection


Exhaustion

Lasso after lasso of heavy chains
Roped around with unerring aim
Both strict coccoon and heavy anchor,
Dragging inexorably down and down
Away from the light, from thought
Away from action, from speech
Locked in dark limbo willing or no
Until chains after chains release.


Black Threads

Innocuous curves:
Black threads like a giant web
And far more deadly


Churning

A bubbling, churning cauldron,
A witch’s brew of writhing acid
Taunted, enraged by attacks
Arises, unbidden and unwished
Eating its cage from within
Unless appeased by offerings.


Night Train

A giant’s bellow
Echoing through the quiet:
Freeing the statues


Crashing Cans

Rumbling thunder
Echoes through bright, sunny streets
Amid crashing cans