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9 poemsDead Branches
Oh! Thee fair. You barren branch. Your death tells tales of time. You creak and groan and crack where once you'd swing and sway.
Grandfather Grandmother
Grandfather tree. You tower and sway. Grandmother tree. You hold storms at bay. Sentinels, protectors, guardians for an age.
Imagine Living
Imagine living. To know that each moment is a unique slice of time that matters and any moment could be the last. The last thing you say. The last thing you do. Every single one can never happen again and can be the last.
This Is Love
Have you ever stopped to think about how a loving god hides his words in riddles and languages so old men spend centuries arguing their meanings? And to fail to find the answer to his riddles is to spend all of your future non-existence in torment and suffering
Nature's Green
There is green and there is every green All of them at once The blade of grass, underside and under sun the leaf of a tree, flashing and playing in the breeze
Rick
A man of a smile A man of a joke His country betrayed him and stole his youth "Not mentally capable" said his papers "Take him away" said his warmongers
Weeds
I let the weeds grow because I am lazy Ex nihilo, I create Where I refuse my duties, worlds grow four foot tall forests of grass canopies of color
Where Lies the Self
There exists a house on a typical street There are cameras on the house facing outward A person walks up to the front of the house
thank you wind
thank you wind for whispering peace thank you wind for carrying my concerns I sit under these boughs about to break