Short Laughers Poems

Born in Paris and I was
Tossed off in the last metro;
All what is left bile of laughers....

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costly gems worn by dead 
monkey knows nothing of coconut
useless talking takes time
destinations are many of many 
many men many theories
leads conclusion to null 
real fruit is somewhere
tries to win only own game 
debate of laughers in screen
smell drifts of manifested words 
intelligent audiences test their innocence
they do not aware of them
smile folks walk in the sky...

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from a rice paper lily, she recites favorite poems
while pumpkinseed fan out nests in the shallows

a jay on a birch branch teases the tabby
who twitches his tail amidst velvety reeds

on the shadowy bank a gent awkwardly lays
while laughers picnic just a stones skim away

in a robin's egg dream, the sun gently opens the sky
and gives away freely gilded strips of its life

soon the light will bow to the will of the moon
when the night magician unlocks the angst of the loon...

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Willow-like, I imagine,
In a safari hat, on top of the world.
A tendril escapes, a kite-string to the sky
That’s bigger here.
I can almost twirl that brown butter lock around my finger, but
I’ll reach up with my words instead,
So as not to ruin it.
I’ll make the world freeze in its frame for you,
And you can hunt down the laughers and the sleepers and the bird watchers
To indulge your lens.
Sleep, sleep with the stars, my sweet.
Wake tomorrow for a purpose
That’s bigger there....

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Dark in no inch of light just silly 
faces in the
 dark in my mind
poker faces and no smiles and
 laughers
 just sadly faces trying be found
and waiting to be happy again no
 more sweet nice
words or soft touches just empty 
surroundings and loose ends 
with how cares! foolish me and not
you hurt just came anytime in a day
you punk me lift me with all this hate 
in my eyes who every i see you 
made this person the way she is 
now its up to you to fix my sad faces
i envy in me...

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