Grief Earth Day Poems

beyond the road curve ahead I do not know,
we are still far and distant from winter snow,
autumn has sprayed green leaves some yellow, some red,
as...

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She has a pair of subtle eyes to brood in forlorn,
the vile tale of heart rending cacophonic dissolution.
Those eyes were meek, never crude
to yearn the...

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“The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept voting for the Axe for the Axe was clever and convinced the Trees that because his handle...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Empty Glass 
Stained

The house is empty. 
The dogs...
are barking again. 
This happens, 
and.

It is left hanging there, 
for a reason. 
The word...
Says little and less,...

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The Chair

     Calls out my name. 
     It is ever at the side of the bed. 
...

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A noble Black Oak tree stands tall and tranquil 
Wearing brown, old and dried crumpled leaves
Withstanding all autumn and winter storms
Without any distress or any...

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From the ticking and the chiming of my heart
To the clicking and rhyming of my thoughts
I am a free man today 
A slave to yesterday
A...

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Pioneers had to cut down thousands of trees
to build their shacks and to stay warm
in harsh winters; we cut them down
for huge profits...not caring about...

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Today is the day of the earth
And I am glad
That all my days
Are only todays
And what I call my yesterdays
Is just another name
For the memory...

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