Have you seen
a shadow run
or even walk
on the ground
Net Galley Challenge
Monday, May 10, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
In the days
when playing with
dirt was fun
You hide a small stick
in a clump of sand and
shape it like a small
long bank.
Your friend marks the
place where the stick
might be with joined
hands on the ground
If you find the
stick in the unmarked
area you win
dirt was fun
You hide a small stick
in a clump of sand and
shape it like a small
long bank.
Your friend marks the
place where the stick
might be with joined
hands on the ground
If you find the
stick in the unmarked
area you win
Saturday, May 1, 2010
A bird is a color
Dark Goldenrod with black spots
Two birds with opposite pigments
small Owls
I regard them,
they fling a
one and half insect
I let the memorabilia crawl
I regard a baby
her shriek talk
her palm tight softness
she shies her head around
Two birds with opposite pigments
small Owls
I regard them,
they fling a
one and half insect
I let the memorabilia crawl
I regard a baby
her shriek talk
her palm tight softness
she shies her head around
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Night's voice
Does the night sing
like a bird awake
or stars twinkle loud
do the crickets lend
their chatter or is
it their drone, snore?
In this monophony,
the bear watchful
of a handful kid
is always silent
like a bird awake
or stars twinkle loud
do the crickets lend
their chatter or is
it their drone, snore?
In this monophony,
the bear watchful
of a handful kid
is always silent
Preserving mould
A finsihed form
vs the flutes and
folds of a hanging cloth
Why are the edges and
walls polished
smooth, perfect
parallel, perpendicular
A prickly pear
next to a
grass bush
vs the flutes and
folds of a hanging cloth
Why are the edges and
walls polished
smooth, perfect
parallel, perpendicular
A prickly pear
next to a
grass bush
Memory
is a mischance
of steps traced back
to spot the hawk like
bird at the edge
of a tangle of walls
from the l b h sides
All the times you
stop by
the flower,
the ants,
for the time they deserve
they stay on
their stalks,
their mounds
forever.
of steps traced back
to spot the hawk like
bird at the edge
of a tangle of walls
from the l b h sides
All the times you
stop by
the flower,
the ants,
for the time they deserve
they stay on
their stalks,
their mounds
forever.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
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