friends will celebrate with you
rolling down a grassy hill
outrageously fun
laughing with joy
inspiring others to play
chose to prance and dance
beards are full of it
arms, legs, tummies too
on back of our necks
scare indicators
old lady whiskers
puppies shed it
gray nostril hairs
curly or straight
army crew cuts
dyed or bleached
shaved from legs
wedge hair cut
goatee
mustache
hair
lucky Pearcy a peacock scared off lazy lingering loon
mixing weird sounds by light of heavy harvest moon
northern wolves howled until the next day at noon
ominous moans heard by gang of Great Britian goons
Positive peacock believed things would be better soon
twisted muddle
grandma cuddle
whiskered kitten
feeling smitten
spider tattoo
wider bamboo
oldster mayor
holster slayer
aqua puddle
rapid scuttle
I drink
the
bright sky,
I climbed
the road
Of colors,
I entered
through,the
roof of the
empty house
of wind,
I then entered
At the tooth of a rock,
I pass by the feet of the glittering
Ancient sea.
be daring, be bold, be yourself always
be fearless in everything you do
throw yourself into your own truth
brazenly blaze a new way
listen to your voices
imagination
party hearty
reinvent
create
play
Maybe the scars have
Meanings-
Not pain,
But proof.
Each mark is a map
Of what tried you
And failed.
Runes of survival
Lit by Oldumare 's breath.
Pain fades
Truth stays
Every scar says:
Still here
optimism lures me in every time
positivity feeds me
love enthusiasm
sweet aroma of orange tea brought the fuzzy worm in from the cold
“would you like a bit of chocolate cake?” this inquiry never gets old
she has to put on reading glasses, to see the words in the book
the story is about Peter Pan, Wendy, and her favorite, Captain Hook
She settles down in a gold recliner, forming her own cozy restful nook
race to Hollywood to get discovered
famous now, your life changes
celebrity living
grass
meadow
thistle weeds
hay allergy
yard
circular motion
athletic prowess
rolling body
tricky landing
whirling hair
heels in the air
energetic mastery
elasticity and flexibility
loving gymnastics
magic melodic merrymaker manages Morrel mushrooms
never-do-well nefarious newts climb onto witch’s brooms
outstandingly ornery Greystone gargoyles grift gambling grooms
persnickety puffed up petunias pick on yellow marigold blooms
Dilbert the donkey was thrilled with his new friend Mr. Slip
They were inseparable from the beginning of this relationship.
Running toward each other to bray and bark, bark and bray.
Frolicking in the meadow, we heard their joy a mile away.
Unlikely friends? Not if you knew these enthusiastic two.
So thrilled with each other, they barely knew what to do.
They visit each other all day and sometimes sleep together too.
Dilbert the donkey and Mr. Slip, as thick as Elmer’s strongest glue.
grieving or hallucinating?
haunted or visited?
orb unseen by others
spooky specter
transparent transference
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