Lost Abandon Poems

I seen behind the veil
And tried
To tell you so
Of what lay there
In my view
I try hard
To find the words
To match
That scene
I saw
No mountain top visage
Could...

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A house so old and ruined even the ghost moved out
shutter and boarder with the roof caved no doubt
decay and desolate not a vagrant dare
seek...

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Abandon baby cries daily effortlessly for giving hugs,                 ...

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I've known you now for forty years, and yet
you seem to lack familiarity.
I used to smile, dance a foxtrot with you -
and trip with joy...

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If in the flushing garden path you walk entranced forlorn,
the purple sun of the dawn’s seraphic sky embraces you,
you’ll see my heart in the crimson...

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I did not know how I should deliver my letter,               ...

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I remember so vividly, ...
a breathtaking lush verdure only you
and I knew; our no man's land. Our fairytale 
may have ended but the memories
we created...

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With him beside me, recklessness intensified
I knew a wildness which colored my spirit purple
A color I know would begin to describe me inside
The way that...

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Barreling down the mountain of forgetfulness, 
I raced to Wal-Mart for that last minute gift.  
We’ve not seen his children since Christmas.
Despite their quicksand...

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november rain
grey and cold
~ lost in reverie




posted on October 5, 2018...

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Frankly, you blew it, lost your cool;
you let loose and lambasted him.
Seventy-eight years, you ole fool,
frankly, you blew it, lost your cool.
You aren't ashamed? instead...

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I told her to follow her dreams
So she did
and left me
In the dust.

July 16/18



Entered "abandon 2" poetry contest...

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I AM TO ABANDON

             Ignoring my love,
      ...

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He left her to her own devices, alone and penniless, without an ounce of confidence. She was a broken woman, little more than a child,...

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I hold it up again today; the world,
Pregnant with magical dimples
Of a child's reckless abandon,
And look at the face,
Then I look at the deep cut
And...

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