Long Dominican Poems

Otto`s life is not
their British
sickular motto
Grue is his banner
left by his
blue-eyed Brit mom
left long by one of
those hated South
African Paki
His guilty pleasures
in Green Street have
no recognition like
many such Aussies in
mulberry bushes
Yet he shovels the
stake of...

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Catastrophe of the dry run

         The sea, Ice, air, human are rapture
        The powerful are brought to ruin

  ...

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The Bad Priest
In Lyons (I think it was Easter, 1438),
I was a priest and somehow can recall
the dim church, the heavy clouds of frankincense
and the knights and the peasants lined up for communion.
I chanted the...

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Copyright © 2015
11.12.2015
9:18pm


This crazy rush hour traffic, traffic
like swimming the Caribbean Sea,
in these streets you don't wanna be.
Headlights brighter than spaceships,
spaceships, these drivers make you
wanna flip, rush hour you'd wanna skip

Many hurrying and rushing, rushing
sending...

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Til 2 A.M. 

One day a Dominican female gave her black guy friend two balls of chocolate.
Not just any chocolate but the kind can make you look twice and pocket it. 
The chocolate was so...

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(True feelings)

Not all culture are the same
If variety of different culture did not exist
Variety of history of life and different culture food would not exist. They would not be much to talk about if everything...

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supporting the anti-communists in 
the Soviet Union from
1944 to 1989---
supporting al-Za’im in Syria in
1949---
installing Shah Mohammed Reza 
Pahlevi in 1953 Iran---
supporting Colonel Carlos Castillo 
Armas in 1954 Guatemala---
providing weapons to anti-communist
Tibetans, from the mid-1950’s to...

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PROFESSOR SILA, VICTOR SINCLAIR, AND ROCKY PATEL 
were scheduled to visit ARTURO FUENTE at the DREW ESTATE in ASHTON. 
However, the count of MONTE CRISTO stopped their trip at SAN MIGUEL 
because of the possibilty...

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Why do I take from the poor, for the rich?
Why do I steal from those who I love?

Don't act like I don't remember, Mom,
When I disrespected my gifts from you.
I told you that Saint Nick...

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From the mountain's peak; the wooden flutes sound
the lamas leap and the water falls-- clear,
mindful, the wind's play on the Quechua's ground. 

The majesty of the Andes astounds
for from behind the clouds, the peaks reappear....

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If I Sat Down,
Tears Streaming Down My Half Dominican Half Puterican Face, 
Droplets Of Water Coming From My Brown Eyes
Would You Laugh At Me?

If I shaped the stars and the sun,
With a #2 pencil full...

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Sue and I had lost contact when we left school and the Dominican Convent,
Met up ten years later, admitted both of us foolish, each nodded consent,
Had coffee, agreed to meet often, lived in Cape Town,...

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A LEGEND BETTER THAN HAKIMI
 
Back in '94 partying, Gabriel met Christina,
frolicking and they really got personal. 
They married though she's 30 years younger
and were happily married for 20 years
despite the fact they weren't peers.

However,...

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Our poetry...
A thousand times been read
Syllables contort tumbling 
Under covers
Free verse unfettered 
Beneath hot breath
Brail symbolic softens 
As soon as alabaster wets
Lips’ reciting merely, what is 
Or should be heartfelt said

Our poetry...
Sapidus is to taste
Licking...

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Amelia says that love is like an old Dominican couch, still wrapped in plastic, being 
pushed off a thirty-three story project building and waiting at the bottom with buoyancy 
to catch it. Patricia says love...

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That spring- I remember it well.
At age ten, I was facing big changes:
moving to a new city, larger house,
strange neighborhood, no friends;
even more stressful, another school,
new teachers, a new beginning.

But, those teachers were so kind,
so...

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OCTAVE:
LORD, this morning, thank you. This SONnet will please, tease, release:
I greet thee, having access to Your throne by Jesus
And His sacrifice on Calvary: We pray against the Virus
With a sunshiny name, an aura of...

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i am from you have to work for it
from worthless and invisible
i am from hatred.

i am from 7
from black and white
i am from not begin accepted for who i am

i am from you are who...

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They say there's a first time for everything

My first time ever feeling the unsettling effects of an earthquake

Albeit, it was ONLY 5.8 on the Richter Scale

It happened during our holiday in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

We...

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It was darkness in the middle of the night
Darkness with a small night light
Was I dreaming of the twilight
All I remember — I was falling then hit the floor
And then there was blood, red, red...

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They say there's a first time for everything
My first time ever feeling the unsettling effects of an earthquake
Albeit, it was ONLY 5.8 on the Richter Scale
It happened during our holiday in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
We...

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After the Dominican with it's heat and humidity

This is absolute heaven on earth

Temps in the low seventies with bright sunny skies

AND NO HUMIDITY

Humidity's a killer as you all well know

You can be sitting absolute still

Not...

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i saw the thickening
dark velvet cloud
approaching the place
upon which my little soul
dreams of the nada
that is near to come

below it lay the clear
yellowish ocean that
reflects the burning Sun
upon its cruel waves
that know only how to
slap...

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Finally getting back into the swing of it

Holidaying in the Dominican for a week

Sure did wonders for my psyche

Appreciating what I have a whole lot more

Aside from the absolutely gorgeous

All-inclusive resort we stayed in

Living conditions...

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Lying on a sandy shore,
I look up to find cotton candy clouds
gently kissing the azure sky.

Wait, it is not the heavens I see above,
but the Larimar ring on my finger,  
ever gracious to share...

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