Your Touch
YOUR TOUCH My lips still tremble as the four letters of your name leave them; careless, uncertain. Syllables that once...
Read PoemField Dressing
FIELD DRESSING My grandfather taught me how to peel an apple with a pocket knife. Said if you do it...
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Whispers of Nature
The wind runs fingers through the trees, A whispered song upon the breeze, Where rivers stitch the earth and sky,...
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The Road Beyond
The road beyond the distant hill, Calls softly, calm and still. With every step, a story grows, Through winding paths...
Read PoemPallbearers
Pallbearers filled the bus off to funerals in an angry rush It’ s the wicked; they say who have no...
Read Poempolitical races
Well, the morons are in the race A little behind but their keeping pace Running at a close last I...
Read PoemInsight
Insight In no will I am named To a birthright I have no claim I rummage through the lives of...
Read PoemPonderings of the Moment
Ponderings of the Moment Solitude is now a trained trait It’ s easier than teaching the selfish to cooperate Past...
Read Poem“the weight awaits”
I kept looking at stars that run away from me even when the moon stayed—just to remind me that she...
Read PoemWhere the Storm Learned My Name
If trees were given voice at last, Would they recall the storms that passed, With quiet grace or trembling breath,...
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Seeds of Tomorrow
The earth remembers every footprint, every scar pressed into its skin, yet each dawn arrives with pockets full of light....
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