Long Populates Poems

I (a youthful sexagenarian)
can no longer quip being
a country boy at heart,
but me as urban cowboy,
I declare would never 
so fuhgeddaboudit dear reader
nothing 'cept bucolic existence
laboring organic garden
harvesting fruits and vegetables
by the bushel and quart
constitute...

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HEAVEN'S NATURE WITNESS OUR DREAM

Outstretched maternal skies
bleeding slowly as the sun smiles,
running golden rays 
fugue flux flowed by,
frozen bear-shaped clouds
extend their arms to hug the beams.
Charmingly, the light meets
the earth with a tender embrace...

Escaped warmth...

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Unifying Theories of Love

In the face of savage law
And brutal nature
The needs of survival can only be tempered
With love

This is the triumph of awareness

You
Me
We
Undivided in this emotion
Of unity

We are redeemed by the edicts 
Of love
Brings...

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Gabby Junior

He is created by God Who lives
Always appreciate life He gives
He populates this darling earth
And not for once forget you since birth  
Though people make life's process painful... 
To bear the task, He...

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I've come to learn the largest group, per capita, today of those who're actually blind enough to think
That their idea of how the world should be is always right - while thinking that their feces...

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Anthill


An army of wood ants ,
In Swiss Jura Mountains,
Lift up the mighty leaf
Overhead,to feed

The queen, a  fairy , labors in her womb
The males carry thin paper wings, too
Female workers  go without  
The...

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Many forms of life populates
this watery planet where much
of it still remains to be found.
Trees as tall as buildings, flowers
that catch the essence of beauty,
animals of the strangest form that
they defy belief and plants that
have...

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A grevious ghetto.
Young and old live
A fearful avenue to freshers,
A non-grid lock area,
Where the young guile people.

Smokes in the air but no fire,
Hard drugs serves as food,
Haemophiliac men on the streets,
No halycon days of the...

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Oh, let my love like April rain
Wet the essence of your being, 
Saturate your skin until I am
Its smoothness and the shine
Of your hair, and all of this
Not just to make you mine
But simply to...

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Characterized by the early settlement
of the San Bushmen of the Kalahari.
Its patriotic sentiments of profound bravery
echos the nation’s long struggle for independence
well articulated and expressed in the psalm of Axali Doeseb.

This second to the least...

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The night was rainy, hot and humid. It was the kind of night that populates steamy, black and white, noir movies where someone is murdered. The stars seemed reduced to sloshing behind moldy gray clouds,...

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The dark night did his fearfulness arouse,
While flashing-booming-crackling filled the air.
This night of trepidation fills the house; 
breath shortened running fingers through his hair.

Dark fear descends the mountain with a scream,
like flames from mouths of...

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The mind of God
populates a universe

there is no distance between
the maker and the made

the expression and the source – 

The Almighty speaks
and the sum of Him listens – 
responds with creative elegance

we are designed by...

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I found an old notepad file 
tucked away deep within 
an archive of untitled folders. 

It was labeled 
'her' 

Oh, lord. 

I double clicked it. 

"Oh, I miss my friend 
She is the bringer of...

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Floating slivers i see out the corner of my eye
Wandering memories folded in deep sighs
Distant ever present melody starts so splendid 
A desire to remember a wish for it to be ended

Familiar scents masked in...

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Is that a Robin in the Nimbus, I see
or perhaps a large chickadee?
Why there’s an assembly of foul progeny,
in that gargantuan, puffball sea,
that seem to be mocking me.

Oh, who populates those thunderheads?
I see not one,...

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Across the street
an old man sits looking out
of a window. There is a sadness
in his world. Memory populates
the scene with the last few things
his years have managed to keep.
Now, these too are beginning to leave.
Faces...

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