Rain Birth Poems

Unlike flower essence, which becomes roses or lilies,
Unlike animal essence that's born into birds and beasts
To bring within humanity love, justice, trust, and peace
The divine...

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Oi energize universal girth I whom am I Elohim creation birth heavenly skies heavenly body rain down through the channel the first thing I did...

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The Garden Womb

She is not virginal
Not unused
Not pure
Being ancient 
and of old,
Inevitably,
Been touched before. 

Many years 
a widow,
She is a lonesome, 
barren land.
So many 
passing...

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Within a garden, unseen yet so true,
A cosmos blooms beneath a mother's hue.
Bioluminescent butterflies take flight,
As constellations whisper through the night.

Here, shifting sands of emotion...

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The Naked brazen placid blue
Meets its foe the dark forbidding nemeses
Who unleashes his growing anger and fury
Obliterating and defeating his enemy
Proclaims a victory and unrolls...

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Lemon tinted phase
gilded skyline blown
by ethereal fused mist 
eager bard imbued 
opal dream flotilla  
beyond tarnish while
flash point chariots 
of gleam-well canvass
astir or astern...

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Just walking to and fro
Cause I have nowhere to go
Taking it kinda slow
Admiring the view 
Everyday there is something new
Storing memories for some  tomorrow...

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Wild Leafs flutter in a hue-laden town,
windows creak open, spritely faces gleam,
cheerful air burgeoning, no need to frown,
sweet fragrant coffee dock, a gust of hot...

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A letter to Sweden

Every year, I say, Come August, I will travel to Sweden
but when I go to buy a ticket, the price has gone...

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inhale,  the lovesick
bursting sunshine rain
every moment beats
ceaseless warm feeling

acoustic years passed
like ascending vines
yet fainted hued shadow
peers through ripen binds
inhale, redefines

flourish aloft through
as time sweeps...

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I passed through the moment hoping that you were there and had something profound to share, but I wait the morning out standing in the...

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Cranberry dreams, mistletoe and winter flakes
Falling softly, gentling the soul who believes
Edging pines, pretty gifts we give hopeful shakes
Listening to glad songs from hearts peace...

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Said the last goodbye,
Leaving us, as old rye,
Taking you, Earth withers,
And I am left in shivers.

Tears flow in eyes,
The driest ones; wept,
Grays are the skies,
The...

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Red Oak menstruates in the heat of summer
Beech and maples stand back from her labor
Moonlight lifts her skirt
Wind drifts through her leaves

She stomps in circles...

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Dear Arthur,

I haven't met you yet,
But I know you'll be here soon,
And I can't wait to see your face,
And hold you in my arms.

I know...

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