Wednesday, June 28, 2017

What to Do About Stones



What to Do About Stones

Stones in shoes, in spite made of brittle sticks that form words that actually can hurt you,
Stones on spindly paths made by spindly liars with fat pockets walked upon by bare footed travellers or rolled over by tyres in for a puncture and headed for nowhere in particular that means real clover.
Stones in the slingshots of sorrow and in the eyes of ignoramus and jutting out from a place made of ego, ready, sharp to blunt the gentle spinning of real love stories made deep by invisible gardeners on the inside of hopeful bodies.

Stones on the shoreline where the rolling dance is balm to the pronged knife edge
Stones skip, skipping on silken rivers or lover's lakes or the bounding main, main where all of us might belong.
Stones collected and collated and grouped in a huddle past the muddle of too many pains
In the colors of every gem to catch aglow as the sun rolls in.
Stones rolling, rolling stones
Stones rolling, where we roam


.....Is ocean bound.

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

The Forgotten Flowers

Black beauty, that wild kinda beautiful, blistering silver night sky
A million eyes in stars that glint awake, sharp, pointed and cutting into spilt ink - irreverent to anything bleak…
Lucky she is above, looking on… our astronomical twilight to  
Forgotten blooms
All gone as quick as sunlight speaks to dawn  
Where the red flare is water and lilly on a thick bottle green film of life
Oh, the night gladiolus all whipped cream and spiced fragrance and butterfly ready

And Moon flowers - bold... they blush pink, all through the darkest hours.