Best Horizoned Poems

Brilliant lit, but no light
Divine, souls breach.
And but as quick, quenchless, to mock
Mercy's outreach.

No serene-faced seraph's
All fears dispel!
Its counter-look! Of violence.
Reflecting Hell....

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Once great, now feeble, he walks his land,
With quivering scepter in his hand. 
Now relentlessly stalked by nature’s fate, 
Instinct plays drum to his drawn-out...

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Nature
even human nature
can arrive dressed in pink kindness.

Rare
as ultraviolet
yet when grace of snow incarnates winter trees
as sun spreads last lusty pink gasp
across Earth's horizoned landscape,
for...

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Sacred music and liturgies
are not merely leaves and flowers
produced by complex and richly branched
and sub-branched analogies
between ecological and theological root metaphors
of co-arising nurture;
between naturaLeft and...

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A priviledge, not a burden
The power of Love to wield.
In the name of the highest;
Crowned a king; alike throned.
As far beyond that wall afield
Each castle's;...

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Oh what words they call us, 
Who stay turning and twisting
Jostling and cavorting
'till sun slips from its horizoned sheath

And how they describe us,
Who elegantly slide...

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