Places Familiar Poems

The wind from the south,
as rich as whispered voices,
nudges my heartstrings to roam
those timeworn keepsake places;
espying aged filaments of true hope,
numbered and nearly as delicate
as...

Read More

Familiar Faces

Awakening gently with a sigh 
of a dream remembered vividly
While to this dream I must say goodbye
Today tops most in its infancy

While traversing dreams...

Read More

look at me
water shoes on
beach chair buried in the sand
feeling like an overtly energetic six year old again
acting all shy as she grabs my hand...

Read More

Hail Mary, full of grace,
               the Lord is with you.
The Lord...

Read More

Deja vu   

Always without expectation,  some instinct prevails,
opening with uncanny coincidence.... 
Ambiguous recollections... earmarking telltale, immediate recognition

Overshadowing reality, ... unleashing mysterious awareness
What...

Read More

I spilled little pieces I couldn't hold...
Through my fingers I watched them fold...
I know it sounds a little too familiar...
But these see through dreams are...

Read More

Their actions are so crude.
They are so rude.
They got bad attitudes.
They have no altitude.
The devil is their main dude.
They don’t even know that
I know that...

Read More

this place no longer explodes
in the usual disarray
of being new,

and I've lost the acute freshness,
the crystal vitality
of strangers' eyes;

now tentative, indefinite
the past has slowly become,
surely,...

Read More

Outstretched there, on the golden sand
Heavenly body, must give her my hand
Trying to reach her places with lotion
As she laid on the sand, there at...

Read More

I wake in the mornings
Just what do i see,
Many children sleeping
They are all around me.

There are some in the girl's room
They are in the boy's...

Read More

That familar brown-eyed boy
climbed the cliff the balmy hill
with his reversed red cap
and if it slipped off,
he'd pull it down his fair
strends of curly hair
while...

Read More