Long Scarfs Poems

She dresses the land down
in a virginal bridal gown 
a masterfully cut and sewn chenille 
shines brightly with a fine crystal appeal

Her assistants work quite diligently
to add special touches and then flee
they decorated the mountain peaks 
using all their...

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THERE IS NO GREATER LOVE THAN THIS


"For God did not send His Son
into the world to condemn  the world,
 but that the world through Him might be saved...-John 3:17 "
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"Crucify Him! Crucify Him! CRUCIFY...

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Christmas Past and Present Bring Me Tears 

My legs of yesterday's 
walked into a Christmas storybook,
a glorious past,
pages filled with good tidings.
And as young kid, once with open eyes,
with clinging beliefs
in good shepherds,
it was
my parents,...

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I see them, everyday,
the hipsters and the fags
in their fancy jackets,
flipping their feminine hands,
nails just cut and short.

I hear them, everyday,
the young girls getting raped 
in the night,
and you cover your ears, 'cause it's none
of...

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In Ordinary Cups

The blades of winter grind into the ice
like blood on a bitten lip
two lovers spin and twirl
The days pass from teacup to teacup
in the peaceful silence of a solitary nest.
From gentle easy sunrise...

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Take my hand and you will be lead out of the storm
that currently is engulfing the northeast section of the county
Driven winds,hurricane screams,white-out darkness,mid-december creams
us with 3 inches per hour of the nasty powder fallen...

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Snow is falling, covering everything in town 
                     with a shimmering,light, fluffy, white thick blanket...

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Blest with garments of varied hues and shades’ assortment
I practice an organized monthly color-scheme adornment…

January is greeted with vibrant green’s life-oozing zest
along moss, emerald and mint scarfs’ accenting best.

With blue motif of azure or cerulean...

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I want to-
get rid of christmas materialism
sick of it and hate it
so I have ideas
for an alternative festive season

(not saying I do not respect the religious day) 

lets change it    revise it...

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I am disappointed in the referendum, 
The English are still friends; 
Wallace fought for human rights, 
And to live within our ends. 

All people are of equal worth, 
But nationality means self-government, 
Of poverty, healthcare,...

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Free At Last

    Summer birds now have flown, to escape winters chilly loving embrace. Little creatures that once across glens and fields did scamper and hide from the hunters above, now snugly...

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There’s a riot in the city,
And the spirit in control shout that “greed is good”.
So is this imposter telling me that innocent people stood,
Outside of their burning homes for the “good” of society?
The instigator of...

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Rain wind snow cold, 
My life’s first memories of,
How cold England can be,
With freezing hands and toes too,
Muffled up to keep the blustery winds out,
Woolly socks, boots, coats, hats, scarfs, and gloves,
Bitterness, gale force winds...

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in the evening light of an Ugandan town,
welcome breeze in a large thatched canopy,
in a gathering of strangers and friends,
a nepali chef’s exquisite indian cuisine, 
aroma of food swarms the candle-lit lobby,
a lone singer in...

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Personas have limits, boundaries veiled by the thin masquerade of pretense
They whisper promises of identity, yet crack under pressure of reality's weight—poet

She puts on her face while vaping smoke surrounds, 
Carefully paints fishtail eyes ,...

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Beyond the boundaries of those forged laughs ,
They were the descendants of Satan 
Hiding their insanity were their purple scarfs.
Carving her feelings with pain as if it was a game of chess.

Bewildered with her virgin...

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The wind creeps slowly over the hill smiling at the sleeping daffodils its waiting for the sun to rise to breathe romance in the sky and fill the air with laughter. The species are known...

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My mother had written in a letter that the snow hides the ugliness of the City
I mulled over in my mind the many ways that this is true
Children having a snowball fight
Snow falling at times...

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Yesterday, the snow fell, laced lazily 
all across the frozen field; grace fell down.
My heart raced, apace in a minor key
troubles fled erased from me, was my frown. 

Seemed semblances filled my life-weary head 
so...

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Every four years we get out the vote, 
its our civic duty we are told.
We put on our scarfs and coats
and brave the rain and the cold. 

The choices we have are divided into two,...

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When the fragile moment of youth has departed
and age begins to cross my path,
I didn't want to acknowledge it !

Suddenly I grew thicker in the middle,
My eyes no longer focused.
My brows began to droop 
and...

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The cuttlefish are laughing today. Comedy came creating calm conical creations. A large cake came wading over the nine mile swamp. Why are you sat in a hexagonal formation? Dominance is derived from daring deeds....

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Time forgotten,
Crystal rain and tangerine skies
Two became one
Tender hands caressing her skin
Thrilling her softness

With promises of forever
Lovers love
And dreamers’ dream
Hearts beating in rhythm 
As a new day rises

The time is gone
Acrid tears and caustic taunts
Calloused...

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Say I'm a dreamer I live in a fantasy that is my own
 I dream of miracles and world peace 
 I live with no harm, all i have is love
 my friends are only...

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Around this cold time of year, exactly
two week before Christmas,
I jot down names on a pad 
for  my Christmas list of gifts
sent to me from The Salvation Army,
and it clearly says: " Please donate...

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