January House Poems

The sky felt dense,

The mood it gave off,

Like moths in hue,

And butterflies in pale,

 

The showering of haze,

Over us at ease,

It’s not seen,

And there I...

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Church and fortress of clay that shone bright with might
Monastery of the faith of light
Though brief like a small spark stored 
Earth quaked and flames...

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THE PEOPLES' HOUSE UNDER SIEGE 

January 6, 2021 was a dark and sad day
Like a wayward traveler had lost his way
White privilege of grievance reared...

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I came to live here when I was a brand new bear,
and shared a room with a little girl with long hair;
it was a...

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When Grandma died I inherited things, 
jewelry, dishes, furniture and a doll;
I loved all 'cause I am a person who clings,
the best was her...

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I.
GRAIL OF TIDES

from the brewing storm’s steeping chalice
the breath of death’s journey awakens in quiet tides 
beckoned by the stirring whisper of mortal winds
furrowed by...

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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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Fast forward at least two score
Earth's orbitz round the sun
approximately the year 2040
history already wrote him off
as thee worst president
(based on numerous metrics)
of these United...

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Waking up, in a light gray four poster bed.
With flowers and ribbons, painted
on the ceiling above my head.
.
Satin slippers and a robe, so soft.
A young...

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meleagris gallopavo
chordata
gallus, gallus
anatidae
 origin of cabebet

god bless your name might this might and mercy bless you
aint got much money
the nights are brisk and cold
a longing...

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The road to my father’s house
is paved with hills and valleys
outstretched horizons
and sunfilled crystal skies

How he loved the land
each slope each field
with a consuming veneration
fueled...

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I - this vacant building, dilapidated by years and cold inadvertence.

    Obscurities dance in my eaves, ravenous belfry bats, scouring dusk -

...

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The House I Fear Most Lives Within My Shoe,
Contains recordings of my utmost gaffes,
The other, mocks!  (Thank God that there are Two!)

Within the front...

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The old manor had red stone bricks covered in climbing vines,
and columns and facades in dazzling swirls;
it was classical architecture with intricate lines,
a treasure in...

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Relaxing on the porch as darkness fell,
I sipped iced tea, reflecting on my day.
There was breathtaking beauty all around,
the perfect lawn, a pleasure to survey.

I'd...

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