Dream Fragment 19, 1995 - Second Edition NOW Available
Collected - New, a collection of all of the poems in one book - Available January 2013.
IV The Storm’s unseen terror has finally abated, Yet chill winds still blow around the planet. Except prayers to a savior arriving in the clouds Or a welcome to beings from distant galaxies, Jingoism’s omnipresent message Offers little, if any, forum for earthly appeal, Condemning unbelievers in peace through strength, And peacekeeper weapons of mass destruction To peeking at the future from assigned ratholes. (more…)
10 to 17 February Afternoons, 1977 - Second Edition NOW Available.
Collected - New, a collection of all of the poems in one book - Available January 2013.
We have been alone too long---
Frustrations caused by our inability
To communicate
with each other
And Nature
Have pushed us
Over the edge
Of living
And feeling life.
The importance of every
Seed,
Leaf,
Branch,
Limb,
And Trunk,
Of every tree,
Seem often overlooked;
For they are as
Individually different
As each and every
One of us.
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Paths, 1978 - Second Edition NOW Available.
Collected - New, a collection of all of the poems in one book - Available January 2013.
Dream Fragment 19, 1995 - Second Edition NOW Available
Collected - New, a collection of all of the poems in one book - Available January 2013.
All these deluded attempts To dwell, either in past Or future illusory times Of lives importantly lived Only fill diviners’ coffers. (more…)
The solar family Then welcomed Mercury Forcing the relocation Of brothers and sisters To the former orbits Of their older siblings (more…)
10 to 17 February Afternoons, 1977 - Second Edition NOW Available.
Collected - New, a collection of all of the poems in one book - Available January 2013.
A chickadee messenger warns Of grosbeaks waiting by the feeder In a hypothermic daze. Late April. Wind, rain, sleet and hail Hasten the daffodils demise. Now, tulips are reluctant, Oriental poppies terrified. With seed and wood in short supply I try to calculate the number Of times the hourglass must be turned Before the pear blossoms appear.Continue to "Poppies" (more…)