Category Archives: Poetry

A few of of the surviving “I hate work” efforts. A manager nicknamed Hilter BossWhose death to use would not be a lossWe planned and we plottedWhile we were all Continue Reading →

Laid entwined like spoons On golden afternoons He’d turned her head They fell into bed Grinning together like loons

Living life without a care Flitting hither, thither, there Fluttering wings Beautiful things A butterfly soul of a pair

The blinding flash of life’s creation Matter flying beyond imagination Particle accretion, spinning circles Soul birthed in atomic form. Soul born in blinding illumination Seared in form by creation’s fire Continue Reading →

Steeped in hot water for a minute or two,Creating the perfection of a wonderful brew.I’ll drink you from dawn, through noon and beyond.With you, I have an unbreakable bond. A Continue Reading →

Twinkle twinkle little halibutI know now that you’re a smelly-buttLeft you in the sun too longAnd boy you then began to pongStank the house up so highI left you in Continue Reading →

What’s that sound?Oh,It’s just the breeze Is something crawling up my leg?No,They just need shaving. Why does this pillow feel so soft?oh,It’s not your shoulder. It’s someone breaking in?No,It’s the Continue Reading →

My home is where my heart resides,With my love and all his faults,I made him my anchor in the storm,Where the worry of strife and lonliness halts.My heart is embraced, Continue Reading →

Orange leaves fall to the goundThe Crunch of footsteps, the only soundMy laptop computer cast to the floorTo my writer’s block I admit defeatThe Sky Hangs low, but fluffy and Continue Reading →

The pressure builds in the here and now A bead of sweat trickles from my brow. “You have to do it, you promised you would” A promise I made without Continue Reading →