Short Reinstall Poems

Remember the red setting sun
Like a sizzling fireball 
Slowly it decended away
In the west red did sprawl

Sharing sunset with only you
Beauty beheld enthralled
Our love and excitement combined
Wish those could reinstall  

Written Friday July 13, 2012
Entry into Top Five Sunsets
Sponsor: Francine Roberts...

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I, light of foot and dark of thought,
give in before the tide
and clutch the pain I, “sigh”, forgot,
the dread I feel inside.

Embracing fear that’s still around
from heartbreaks out of mind,
I bare my chest. Of truth, I’ve found,
I like the naked kind.

Love is a loss I’ll reinvest;
I’ll wager soul and shirt.
To feel the love, I find it best
to reinstall the hurt....

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Canopy fire way up high
A Season’s change before the eye
What beauty; to live and die. 

Howling winds, whipping all around 
Leaves find their way unto the ground 
Forest floor they do abound.

The seasons changing right on cue
Each passing day; night will subdue 
Prevailing darkness in lieu.

This is the tale of every Fall
As every winter has to thaw 
Leaves spring to life; reinstall....

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To my lonely bed
decked in tapestry,
life you do reinstall
to my my wearied shell



How was the feelings 
without me tonight?
As night divided us
like the red sea.



Your emptiness tonight
seduced my strained skull,
but sleepless heart would not
yield to your beckoning voice.



Tomorrow, a battle to fight
sleep, I slaughtered tonight
for victory my soul delight



To my lonely bed,
Time will come for you, lonely friend 
when victory I celebrate in the end....

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