A regular day
We read, with amusement, that Facebook is set free
Mark, our erstwhile friend, has seen the light
Not spending money on fast-checkers, more kudos to him
Is he sincere
For now, this is of scant interest, the wind blows hard, rattles the window, and demands to be let inside.
Hollers, you were glad for the summer breeze
So, what is wrong now
How do explain, to the wind it is a matter of knowing when the climate for change is right?
The wind is not willing to give up, asks what about
X, a rude and opinionated site; well, you see
The world fears economic power can strike like Typhon and flood our land.
A French shrug to that thinks an opinion is free
For all words are like the wind blows today, but
Will be quiet comes next day
Categories:
typhon, abortion, absence, abuse, allusion,
Form: Blank verse
dissident drive in
transcellular circumstance
chromosome causes
proton personalities
organic typhon swallows
Categories:
typhon, analogy, anger, angst, conflict,
Form: Tanka
On a frosty November night I don my warmest clothing, the skies are clear enough for viewing. I train my telescope to the northern sky, between +90 and -65 latitudes , just beneath Andromeda and Pegasus I see two fish known to ancient Greeks as Pisces. Venus and her son Eros have transformed to escape mythical Typhon. A rope of stars connects the mother and son so that they never lose one another.
venus and eros
swim the cosmic seas
autumn vision
Categories:
typhon, planet, poems, poetry, sky,
Form: Haibun
The Pacific
The ship was going down a water mountain
only to be met with another mountain and
going up and up, this dizzying dance no rest
only holding on for life hoping the Typhon
would blow itself out.
Towards morning the see was simmering
down leaving us to try working, but the talk
in the mess hall was subdued.
Categories:
typhon, cheer up, chicago, children,
Form: Blank verse