Rain Number Poems

Why should I care about rain and or snow,
About your green leaves that were silver and gold.
Or on a bush on that hill that will...

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Dusk falls
Clouds gather
Beyond the walls of the garden
A silence awaits the first rainstorm
The first
Darkness was
Not night

Eternal flames
Arise from 
Three dozen beacons atop the wall
Darkness falls...

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Kites still left hanging upon the winds oh, yes, the generous enchantment, the ever-innocent simplicity. 

Warning us and swirling around and whooshing about amid the...

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You have got us both physically & mentally,
We are in tears & living in fears.
We are doing all we can but you have got us...

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You have got us both physically & mentally,
We are in tears & living in fears.
We are doing all we can but you have got us...

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My Darling (theme number 5)

Ten times as strong as yesterday I feel
for you, my Darling; oh that I could be
your empath, for my love is...

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idyllic fake smile, an empath death holds
a supine body twisted in the folds
lamenting memories seep through the pain
where incidental weakness falls like rain
ten fold the...

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Only two places I will cry
In the rain or in the shower
There I can't see my tears
Therefore they hold no power

Only two places will I...

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This train is coming down the main
This train is rocking my brain
This train is the overcrowded train
This train is washing in the rain
This train is...

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When I was the age of three,
I carried a feather, and flew with the birds,
I carried a shell, and was fluid like the sea,
And out...

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sounds of living water
winter's mute snow moths
spring into thunderstorms

NOTE: There is some flexibility with the 5,7,5 syllable rule. This haiku used 6,5,6 syllables. Thanks for...

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Pride seeks
Obsession with self
Hugging our mirrors
Telling tales of our success
To any who will take a knee before us
But failure still dawns for this vanity
For even...

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The sun's savage fingers have penetrated
the calving sheets of ice, delving deeply 
beneath the blankets of the frozen surface.

And the oceans, bruised mauve and swollen...

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Distinctive odors
We can smell them every day,
Like rain in the air,...

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River Sonnet, Number One


When river cuts its first great course
Carved into racing curves, solid stone.
Too late, for the much needed divorce
Great power over vast time...

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