Short Lodge Poems
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LODGE
like an
old castle
we rowed boats and swam
explored long mountain trails -
felt old-fashioned ambiance
“at the famed Mohonk Mountain House”
neglected
once lamented
now graffiti
scrawled:
faded respectability
of
yesteryear and
outdated
taste:
now.
litter-strewn,
dusty
cold & musty
sepia like
in the late
Autumn
sun
Giraffes at Animal Kingdom Lodge
A great, long neck had a tall giraffe;
And when I did see made me laugh;
Bent to drink,
Each neck link,
Always causing me to crack in half.
Jim Horn
Just got back home after 7 nights at
Animal Kingdom Lodge at Disneyworld.
At dusk the Native and I
Went into the woods to gather
Sticks for starting the fire
For baptizing the sacred stones.
One limb I found inhabited
With crawling insects;
The Native said, "Put that one back.
Somebody lives there."
I realized I was a guest
Of the Natives and the woods.
Still night broken by call of soul owl
watching over the lodge of my father's brother.
The next world awaits my uncle.
His walking clothes prepared.
His feather oiled to a brave sheen.
Knife freshly sharpened in beaded sheath.
He calls to owl. I'm ready.
The women begin the journey chant.
My father dances with joy tears.
3/30/14
Something was igniting between us.
At first I fought off the flames because I know what it feels like when the air gets too much and I wasn’t ready to be choked again.
So I held my breath for as long as I could, but even I couldn’t deny that this fire was becoming indistinguishable
So I took my hand down from my mouth.
Quickly I became engulfed in the flames and
All I could do now was to allow myself to let you in
and hope that I’d make it out alive.
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