Grief Number Poems

what happened?
words pass by. i watch for a glimmer.
i still wait - there is no hurry, and i smile....

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Number forty six - White House occupant re:
guarding President elect Joe Biden

Within mein hermitage
now dwells one euphoric troglodyte who wept
upon hearing unbelievable news,
(albeit at snail's...

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Bedlam and mayhem in the mistress's boudoir

(Nsync with variations on a theme:
various and sundry
pseudo lurid fictitious escapades)
mostly I did merrily wet
whet madness aye ever did...

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File Number

364 was especially hard to deal with today. 
The worker made a check in the empty box. 
She used red ink. 

Wife beater, 
drinker,...

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Seventeen Is The Lucky Number

       INCIDENTAL shock hit like thunderbolt
       IDYLLIC moments were...

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Loneliness that throbbed inside deep seams
At ten I felt sad and small, full of wrath
Supine I fall, lamenting childhood dreams
Under my weeping willows’ green aura
My...

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Grief wrings out our souls, but the tears do not wash away the blood. Our love remains, swollen and tender....

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Corralled Beneath A Slow Sink Of Half-Moons
 { After: Section LXIX of Memoriam by Tennyson}

An angel of soft and wanted touch, 
she delivers, serenity in...

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(A Weavers Sonnet)

My eardrum bounces words like tennis balls,
and gathers urns of grief with mournful walls.  
Why must I wrestle with the weight of...

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(An English Sonnet)
Why do I wrestle with the weight of sound,
my eardrums bouncing words like tennis balls?
Why do they lie there like a graveyard mound,
a...

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Age is just a number
To everyone but me
If age is what you need
I wish I was seventy

I'm so tired of these conclusions 
Being just a...

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NO NUMBER
Today the eye is focused on his purpose thus to die. The ruling factor is blasé 
rude and indifferent. They make the individual feel...

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