Sea List Poems

When Silence speaks, stars surrender their sparkle to the night; 
Luna’s glow sweeps awe above the world.

When Silence speaks, Luna caresses the face of her...

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Happiness is the whirl of lyrical runes,
voicing of raging monstrous stories in loons.

Happiness is the rough silence of the heart,
that cries in loneliness of love...

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"I will never know how you see red and you will never know how I see it." ~ Anne Carson, 'Autobiography Of Red'


Red are my...

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Quote By Poet  "March will start Spring off with a big smile."

March is a great time of the year,
they even serve green beer.

 
March...

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Red is the color of Robin's red breast
          in Spring when it's building its nest.

Red is...

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Summer sky raises scarlet sun of dulcet dawn,
     burns the noon air when the spring nip is gone.

Summer scorches the spring’s...

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Blue of the Blue-Footed Booby bird.
      Blue is really a lovely poetic word.

Blue is a fathomless endless sky.
  ...

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I love you like the sea licks the shore,
I love you like a taco soaking up lime;
I love you like that song on heavy rotation,
I...

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Bar Harbor 

Bah Habah is how they say it in Maine.
The cool summer breezes wash over the town.
Sailboats ride at rest waiting patiently at their...

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An Evening In Guanima
Bahamian Anthology
West Indian Poetry
Climbing Clouds
Longman Atlas
Welcome To The Bahamas
Island Boy
The Pearl
Moby Dick
Old Man and The Sea
Out Island Doctor
Devotions For The Beach 
Bahamas...

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Choices and decisions,                      ...

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In twenty twenty- three,                     ...

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Now, as I retire after 50 years and look back on my life amid the well wishes from friends and the realization that this old...

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My soul and body have never been good friends
They are in enmity, constantly at logger heads
When my body aspires to have riches and fame
My soul...

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rain hitting the asphalt, the cracking concrete, water weaving
its way down the overpass. Residents cover up with plastic,
a conflagration of yellow light on garbage bags
hitting...

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