The Call
in the mountains of the winter wind where the white wolves run and bit frost covers the rocky crag you can hear the distant drum its the call, my brother calling for the brave answer the call, my...
View ArticleA Bleak and Lonely Midwinter Landscape
your delicate softness masks the bitter wind and amber glows on your icy countenance the frigid fingers of your caress warms me as i dwell on the beauty of your substance i see the night fall on the...
View ArticleWhither Goest Thou Little Bird?
whither goest thou little bird? for whom dost thou sing? what love hast compelled thee this melody to bring? art thou sent by some lover his beloved to woo? by thy sweet serenade his desire to pursue?...
View ArticleFalling Meter and Rhyme
fluid and grace express poetry in motion while the musics dance to a rolling rhythm and your voices rise to meet the emotion expressed in the falling meter and rhyme – 1/26/10 – 61 #favorite –...
View ArticleA Million Mysteries
there are a million mysteries that are hidden on the earth what secrets will you uncover to what ideas will you give birth – 2/2/10 – 69
View ArticleYour Lithe Form
your lithe form is a panoply of pleasures a cacophony that beats against my senses i stand before you overwhelmed by the fury that washes over and disarms my defenses – 2/3/10 – 71 #favorite
View ArticleBarber Shop Theater
the room was filled with theater the rise and rhythmic fall of voices echoing words and wise opinions on life’s vicissitudes and choices – Barber Shop – 2/6/10 – 74 #favorite
View ArticleSoft Light Like Snowflakes Fell
soft light like snowflakes fell a quiet cover on silent streets cold air bringing winters chill to herald evenings winter flight – 2/8/10 – 76
View ArticleStarlight, Smile Bright
starlight, smile bright the girl i love is mine tonight i wish i may, i wish i might have her to hold til morning light – 3/6/10 – 102
View ArticleNew York, New York
new york, new york, oh city teaming with life and lands and cultures dreaming of new horizons opened wide like lady liberty and the morning tide — 2003 (possibly march)
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