Best Unnumbered Poems

scrubbing with her hands
red stains from the priest's collar
- strawberry picking


choosing wallpaper -
the red-breasted cardinals
in my shopping bag 



Last night of harvest - 
reflection of red blood moon
in his empty glass


red cherry blossoms
before next winter follows
-his last picnic morn 


soft vermillion  wings
flutter on her...

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Empathize,
And part with the clouds;
Light's story.
...

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In 1790, the first U. S. Census
counted four million heads.

An inaccurate number,
wholly deceptive.

Women were rarely named
except those widowed.

"Free White Males" were tallied
weighing the draft.

A slave numbered 3/5 of a person.
American Indians didn’t make the count.

Fast forward 220 years: 
2010 Census

Nose count, 310 million.
Absolutely everyone 
made...

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Unnumbered Days
Written: by Miracle Man
10-11-2019

Spent days lie behind me,
and future days are uncertain.
They’re viewed through a haze,
until God raises the curtain.

I don’t know the remaining count,
but they’re held in God’s clutch.
 More than once, in life, I’ve felt,
from on high, His healing touch.

My future days...

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