Short Sedoka Poems
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Andrea
what can one say about her
except wonderful
imagination with love
and fine appreciation
of detail inspires me
Death Valley -
on a sickly branch
an eagle is perched
hoping against hope
for America to change it's way,
but oh how it is!
the sun
strikes a nesting gull
just another dawn
to a human marking
the breath of the tides
yet never forgets the gull
Quietly sauntering
through faded lights
on an alley,
past transgressions mirror
to beg for unresolved penance.
Waiting for someone
a red rose on my table
It may be for me
Or anyone else
start of the new love story
of innocent heart
Father in prison,
kids without discipline;
more fights, alcohol and weed...
mother gone with tough boyfriend:
troubled family.
most poets
neither am nor want to be
just stuck
halfway to an imagined hell
of homage to self
and lip service to the creator
I'm done with the strides
and the delusional dreams
of a wasted lifetime.
I open a new chapter...
seeking realistic answers.
purple petunia
she is fragile and dainty
I marvel at her beauty
amazing color
she is fluorescent looking
royalty of my garden
A dream so real
A feeling of being there
While asleep in my bed
In a wooded area
With a narrow winding road
Leading me to a river
lost eyes
of native girls enslaved
by traffickers
beaten and forced into sex
and I grew up complaining
of harvesting beans and corn
wispy dawn rising
ethereal flute of light
lances the vaporous shroud
spiderweb glistens
an intricately woven
and intangible beauty
Simple as it sounds
days with all of you around
are wonderfully profound.
Proud Father I am
with a loving family
that I can claim as my own
lavender lilacs
fragrance envelops her truth
carried freely in the air
her unknown power
so pleasing mother summer
inspiring my garden
She's a nice warm bath
Fold yourself into her suds
Relax joyfully
He's a nice warm bed
Wrap yourself in his embrace
Enjoy a deep sigh
Finally the day
Relaxing in my lawn chair
Barbeque grill smoking;
Smells oh so good!
Volleyball over the net
Family fireworks—Wow!
My dream was real
A little boy stared at me
I do not know who he was
Perhaps he knows me
I do not know who he is
Its a mystery to me
I didn't know what
the existent desire is
until I met you today
Your hope scarry me
though we exhilarating
nil bad will happen to us
Dark nights in your eyes
Twist hair to the flaming breaths
Oh! I can't stop kissing you.
katauta poem.
half poem
half of sedoka
ECSTASY
to awake
and then to dwell,
pillowed on your breasts,
there to pause awhile..
draped in tenderness..
muffled in love's caress!
laughing during lunch
happily poking some fun
at self as I can take it
until I cannot
the others go way too far
and I have myself to blame
Gunfire wounded
temple time passes by
fleeing dominance, anger,
lovers linger lost
freedom glorified, homage;
saffron incense calls prayer.
The soft sound of rain
Exquisite purple droplets
The jacaranda tree weeps
Wet purple kisses
A welcome shower of love
Royal messengers of Spring
Drifting empty cups
Scattered socks form tumbleweeds
Delirium in stuff
Plow past the chaos
Green fields wait patiently
Simplify til sanity
birth mother is here
we only met that one time
excitement pours out of me
she is hesitant
I envelop her in arms
grateful for my happy life