Memory Abecedarian Poems

Astride the dark cloud’s fringe of despair
Beguiling dreams gleamed like lines of silver, 
Created dream-drenched wings of birds of desire,
Driven by the winsome winds through...

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A ton of hugs is for my dear for whom I care.
Barrels of fun together we both share.
Cookies (mostly chocolate chip) I make or buy,
Donuts...

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Shadow of orange
Shadow of red
Shadow of black
Light of blue

Surrounded by Heavens Gates
Speckled with radiant hue
Shroud of white
And dim Stratocast
The ambient shroud of memory
Her well-lit past

But...

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Mercury
An Angel Having Recently Visited You
Sent back Metal Film
of Your Ancient shores
Cratered silver with loneliness

the Humming of Silver Tides
Or discs bent longingly
With long lonely empty...

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  "Grief is the price we pay for love. "
Queen Elizabeth II 

Ache, ache, aching is my soul for those whose,
   breathing...

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His close kin who spell mankind; from distant memory they reckon, they shield
This reckoning as a symbol of future tidings, and cannot journey with plasma
Unblooded....

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an awesome
benevolent blowy breeze
cleverly concealed, contrived
dastardly deeds of destruction
expressing excitement and enthusiasm
for faithful forever forest firs
giving giant gusts gorgeous guesses
however hardy hemlock heralded heavy happiness
independently...

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A life of sailing journeys
Beckons to embrace
Catching the wind in the sails
Dealbation heaven opening to the cloud full sky.
Early morning radiant sunrise, 
Filling everyone with...

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A book ???? is a vocabulary builder
And a friend
It can make u an ??artist
By the week's end
It helps memory
It helps filter the mind
Keeps working the...

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August is almost a memory
Breezy cool nights are getting stronger
Colorful days of autumn soon will stay
Days are shorter, nights are longer
Each falling leaf brings us...

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As I sit on the swing where we used to meet, 
Beginning at the start, our memories flow through my mind: 
Capsizing our canoe on...

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  . . .

as a child I had an unwritten history in this world
blind, wailing and unaware, totally helpless
crying is all I knew of...

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After the rigors of winter,
Buried by mountains of snow,
Counting the days until springtime,
Delighted to see winter go.
Emerging flowers entrance me,
Fields of daffodils brighten my day,
Gladly,...

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And a thousand birds chant harmoniously, shrill and vibrant,
Bringing spring to forest creatures and urban dwellers;
Come out, come out and breathe the air,
Drink in the...

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I left you there, far away from me.

Far away, even i could not see.

You were my past, i could not see, now go, be free...

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