Sep 11 2008

Half Silver, Half Gold, Copper Sweater

Silver moons . Mirrors a flatware spoon for gravity. Handful of gold luster to the heart. Form occurs facilely to rich flavor. Time’s silvered hair photographed coins and empty pockets of stain. Behold the willow’s corrosion brightness to the heart crying leafless browns. Pertaining to gold, icons of rose floors amber light of stars. Pigment glass. Mind’s of sanity. Informal dress code of decay. Offensive verbal wing’s of [...]

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Aug 07 2008

Some Things Remain The Same

The winters come and winters go, And some have rain and some have snow, But there is something you should know, Some things remain the same. At times they’re wet, at times they’re dry, It’s quite enough to make you cry, But there’s one thing you can’t deny, Some things remain the same. Some days are warm and some are cold, To venture out [...]

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Jul 04 2008

Someone Else’s Crime

Someone Else’s Crime I will grow tomatoes When you’ve set me free. I will live at home in peace Where all will let me be. I will wake up cheerful In the morning to the sun. I will feel at peace at last, Once my Freedom’s won. I have been imprisoned here For someone else’s crime. I have lived my life in fear, And I have done [...]

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Jul 01 2008

Autumn

                                                                           Autumn   Autumn has arrived.  Trees decked out in Joseph’s coat Reds, yellows, orange, rust, green And every hue in between.  Leaves dancing and fluttering in the wind  Drop to earth In a dizzy spin. This wonderful display Is short lived. Winters winds will soon move in,  Earth takes on a Different glow With the arrival of first white snow. Bundle up and brave the cold Use both hands Your [...]

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May 23 2008

Fortunate

Fortunate   Have you ever considered? How fortunate you are To gaze at the sky Bejeweled by stars And say to yourself I wonder how many there are?   To walk through a garden And smell the rose. Skip through lush dewy fescue In your bare feet and toes Before the sun arose?   Take long walks on A crisp fall day. Letting your woes Stay they lay.   Build a snowman On [...]

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May 20 2008

A city boy’s dream of farm life

A city boy dreams of what life on a farm would be like. ย ย ย ย ย Wintertime on the farm was always looked forward to with great anticipation, because it meant less chores and more time for recreation. When the snow began falling, I felt a certain satisfaction, because it meant endless skiing and [...]

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