Long Perimeters Poems

Not a day goes by I don't think of you
you have permeated my fortress and walk freely in all its rooms
(examining it's furnishings)
how did I allow you entry without the
usual search scan and seizure ?
I'ts...

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Cluttering above huddled rooftops
Of sprawling villages 
And shy provincial towns;
Rising sharply amidst swooping
Declinations;
Hesitating when gathering at the
Tangled woodland perimeters of
Outlying greenland bounds,
Jostled apex ridges detach among
Themselves...
When habitually roused from early
Mornings
Newly awakened sounds.

Electrical milk floats whir...

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We look more beautiful when we smile;
Our lives are presented as perfect before the world.
No pain,no worries, no debts,no regrets,no fears and no bad demons.
With a smile,we console our broken hearts that we shall be...

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"The forest is a sanctuary where you can grow to be you," ... by the Poet.

The passing of a torch, when Spring was announced, 
was noted in the melting quarter of winter memories, as a...

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A comment such as "He looked right through me" portrays a person who's not in a positive light relative to the veiwer. It's indicative of a reality that does not bode well for the person...

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TWO OLD GODS

Two old men.
That’s all; not much to look at.
Their frail, broken shadows shrunk against the sunny morning
Brightness slowly searching its way through gnarled branches
Overhead, and crisscrossing the red and black pieces
Upon their welcoming...

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He moves quickly through the underbrush
I follow close behind, pushing
Briars cautiously with a hand prepared 
To let go hastily and a throat
Holding onto a shudder in response
To the graze of the briar against
Soft, naked skin

He...

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I shine my light upon the green earth
Reaching down from heaven’s domain
To show the world that their fantasies
Are the way that I illuminate the night

I touch the stars with my soft perimeters
Radiate love through clouds...

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The definition of self:
Is in the acknowledgement of self-wealth
Understanding the value of one's worth
Between the divinity of death and birth
Not as scrounging creatures in this dirty earth
But as lords, ladies; master; mistresses;
Kings; queens; gods...

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As the young soldier returns home to family and friends,
From a war where he was needed, and he served honorably to protect and defend.
But the problem he now faces is embedded deep and it’s ripping...

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We all have a human responsibility and a duty to perform and execute.
I am convinced that our Maker has assigned to each of us a purpose.
The subject matter of purpose is very interesting with broad...

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She stands ready and willing
	Her jaw set strong
To defend the freedoms	
	Of this land she calls home.
Each concern and each fear
	She tucks safely within
For there’ll be no room for doubt
	No time for pretend.
Honor and Duty
	This by...

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The house is boiled cabbage
goose fat, gizzard stew, and beets.
Windows steam and simmer,
you can write your name on the glass
winter or summer.

If you can live among rutabaga
or borscht; if pickled eggs haunt your palate
then this...

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At first school was cool
Had to abide by one simple rule
Read and write
And never fight
Recite the alphabet
How easy can it get?
One plus one is two
A E I O U
Two times two is four
D O O...

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Is infinite a place with out limit

                            ...

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To stand and stare, at the field in the hills,
We watch in awe, from window sills,
And stare and watch, with mesmerised eye,
The clouds trailing shadows, as they float on by,

To reveal an array, different shades...

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No romance today.


The cemetery was deserted,
at the far edge of the tiny village,
shrouded in a fine sultry fog.
Large black trees threw darkened shadows
over the deserted gruesome sepulchers.

Few cared to visit, few cared to tend the...

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Trampin’, trampin’, trampin’,
through the ceaseless winter cold,
passing through perimeters,
where he’s become too old,
so the ‘sorry’ smile is common,
in the office of each dome.
Downcast we’d see the ‘old man’,
on his way home; nearly home.

Trampin’, trampin’, trampin’,
past...

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Sometimes the 
lines between
happiness and sorrow
love and hate 
are thin (barely visible
to the naked heart) – 

(a healthy heart 
needing more than 
a steady-beat
to be truly healthy) – 

hearts not created 
merely for pumping;
nor for...

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Her tears are real, clearly champagne and crystal, 
  delicately micro frozen upon her quiescent face; 
transparent and invisible, deceives the naked eye, 
  there for fleeting instants, gone without a trace. 
Although...

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BY STREET CRIES

MY PEN SPEAKS POETRY WITH A PASSION 
RELEASING MENTAL PRISONS POSING AS PROBLEMS 
PEOPLE POINTING FINGERS IGNORING PARAGRAPHS OF LIFE SCRIPTURES 

PROMOTING THE PENALTY OF MINDLESS POTENTIAL
IN A PARADOX PASSING BY PEDESTRIANS
PLEASING PARASITES...

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Princess Forever’s Frosted Lake entices aurora borealis to smile down
Embracing and warming her with mystical surrealism that shines on the lake.
She gives a gentle blow, to see her magic, 
which dances past her lips, and...

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Cozy comfort he finds residing in his narrow world
Never veering from neighborhood he well knows,
Keeping to his familiar corners of adamant beliefs
Roaming within limits of truth he chooses to see.

His paths have been paved for...

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You’ve always been gentle,
You’re openly kind. 
You feel your emotions
And you say what you mean.

You’re the yes boy
For whatever they need.

You’re unafraid
Of being yourself.
You tell dad jokes,
‘Thats what she said’ in between.

You do what you...

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The World is Small Compared to This
 
Advancing in the way an aboriginal choir
passes a word in a platter of sunlight
moving nature with a wind of thought
 
The world is small compared to this
 
Pagan...

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