New Home Poems

Sping is where it all begins
Before the universe came on the scene
Then shortly the summer appears
And drive out all the fear
 The mornings were fresh...

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Beautiful day, rainy, cloudy, cold, and a bit windy
Just walking between the graves, my witnesses
Alone, of course. To be. Best. One way. Element

Loved this place....

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I saw a groundhog waddle out
From underneath the shed.
I guess that is the place he’s chosen
Where to lay his head.

I’m not too thrilled that he...

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The roads are jammed; the traffic crawls
And rain clouds fill the sky.
The cars are crammed and, on the walls,
Graffiti passes by.

The cabbie shrugs, “That’s how...

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I lost so many days,
Trudging through that battle field,
Struggling under the weight of armour,
Tired of putting up my shield.

Precious time lost stuck in turmoil,
Always at...

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Little Larry came in using a wet puppy as an umbrella
He’s starving, he loves me, he is such a good fella
Where did you find him?...

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O’ Mother!, take me back at last, receive
—(unclasped arms as vast as mine)—my embrace;
this longing, laughing love, the proof and grace
of my abiding for your...

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Our hearts romanticize the vagabond.
To walk away from all that brings you down.
It’s true we’re free to get up and be gone.
In search of new...

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When the right person is in your Life, they add to your Joy. They don't take away from it. They'll feel like Home. 

A sweet,...

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I wrote about my timer,
Which is permanently stuck
And, after many years, at last
Emitted its last cluck.

That was two days ago; today
A package came for me.
I...

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Arisen, she tumbled into a dream which, replicated a
memory of one previously.

Uncertain and still, like the tiptoe of a newborn finch on the
branch, a world...

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just looking around
so much space to explore
travelling but local
what i've never seen before is what i thought i saw
i return home amazed 
gas tank full...

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It was a stepping-stone,
ten and half years, but a stepping-stone
A woodstove burning on the hill
Distant mountains seen through bare trees
A place of laughter and many...

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The empty rooms await a warm caress,
New walls that hold no echo of the past,
A future built beyond distant distress.

No worn-out sills where sunlight likes...

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Sad surprise awaits Juliette.
She walks into her house
to find new rescue, Hugo,
ripping the living room apart.
Bad doggie! Very, very bad doggie!
...

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