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Unreasonable

Logic sulks in a
corner as love bewitches
young, eager heart.

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006



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A-Z

All around
birdies bicker
cats creep
doggies dig
every evening.
 
flowers flirting,
greening grass,
heather hedging
invading insects
juicy junipers.
 
keening kin
life lost,
mournful mending
nurture needed.
 
ominous omens,
praying penitent
quietly quaking
redemption rendered.
 
sweet scents
tease, tickle
unarm ugliness
vivacious violets
 
warmly witness
xeroxed xanthous.
yonder yawn
Zany zinnia!

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006

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R I P

God is dead but no one knows
as they continue their ridiculous shows.
Everyone wants a piece of Him
but always deny him with each whim.
We kill and dishonor in His name
and the game always remains the same.
Money, power and subjugation
fuels the Godless in every nation.
One day there will be a full accounting
for on every evil the devil is counting.

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006

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Nature's Baubles

Lying beneath cool morning shade  
    I ponder what is heaven made.  
 
Gazing at the azure sky  
    while tufted clouds wander by  
 
A silent hawk circles above  
    probing for  a gray mourning dove  
 
Tiny redpolls chirp and chatter  
    As they gather nesting matter.  
 
On the lawn gray rabbit rests  
    just another of my guests  
  
High upon the stucco wall    
    the watchful quail sound roll call  
 
Sweet acacia blooms bright yellow  
    with a scent so gently mellow  
 
Nature serves her bountiful feast  
    leaving me sated, to say the least.

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006

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So Long Summer

You had your wily way with us
day after day I'd cry and cuss.
Scorching the earth beneath my feet
here in the desert it's called "dry heat"!
You did your best to beat us down
turning the land a dusty brown.
 
Cloudless skies, not a hint of rain
flowers withering from the pain.
End of July monsoons arrived
and everything began to thrive.
We danced in triumph on the lawn
as thunder boomed it's mighty brawn.
 
Weeds went wild, little sparrows sang
mosquitos and flys came in gangs.
I'ts time to pluck the garden bare
turn the soil for the coming year.
And Fall will soon begin anew,  
and I shall bid to you, adieu!

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006



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The Art

I now know why I could
never love my mother.
One I should have held
above all others.

I lived in limbo year after year
shed far too many useless tears.

Until wisdom stopped by one day,
asked me if I ever prayed.
I said I begged in every way
to find the strength to hear myself say,
Mother, I forgive you everything on this day.

Copyright © Micky Money | Year Posted 2006


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