haiku (and not your usual 5-7-5)
Monday, June 29, 2020
A large glass plate
is a wondrous thing. This isn't that yet memory is a great creator, inventor. So, we have a big, beautiful plate on which to place...what? Nothing but the plate itself. Complete. Complete as in perfect. Lovely. Yes.
Sunday, June 28, 2020
The trees are beginning to look like sails
in the company
of fish scales.
Still,
there is an eye
to all of this.
And something/
someone
made the swirling
happen. No doubt,
breath
of some
sort.
Saturday, June 27, 2020
The bird always appears at this precise moment.
A dream has its own watch.
A spoon, its own rhythm.
A circle is nothing more
nothing less. Remember this,
the next time you go
walking
with no agenda
other than your feet
& your heart.
Remember,
there are birds
at eye level --
wherever
that may be.
Friday, June 26, 2020
Magical kingdoms
abound.
Close to home.
At home.
In the home.
Home is love
with a roof
& a refrigerator
with food
& bookshelves
filled.
A well-used
wooden spoon
to stir-up
some magic.
Close to home.
At home.
In the home.
Home is love
with a roof
& a refrigerator
with food
& bookshelves
filled.
A well-used
wooden spoon
to stir-up
some magic.
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Waiting
for the gesture
to be finished
waiting for
the eggs
to scramble
waiting for
a poem
to appear
across the page
a furtive
fox
waiting for
to be finished
waiting for
the eggs
to scramble
waiting for
a poem
to appear
across the page
a furtive
fox
waiting for
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Monday, June 15, 2020
Transformation
has specific hues to its process. We're at the beginning here. We're at the beginning of so many transformations. Including ourselves.
Saturday, June 13, 2020
An alphabet is formed
as energy created between positive and negative. The mouth knows this as surely as do eyes. Always look down, keep focused, keep pen/paper at the ready.
Friday, June 12, 2020
Thursday, June 11, 2020
When mint looks like kale
does kale look like mint? And you ask, what that marble of a full moon at the bottom under a full sun. Marinated kumquat. The rest -- pure elixir. Liquid poetry. A dialogue of circles & lines.
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
As an object morphs,
do we? A simple dried magnolia leaf in the evening on the patio becomes a precipice. Or a sand dune. Or a simple dried magnolia leaf because the object was always a precise. The color like my favorite wooden spoon burnished by experience. Who have I become?
Saturday, June 6, 2020
The patio umbrella is up and lit
and waiting for company. It will be some time before we gather at the Blue Umbrella Bistro which, by the way, isn't a restaurant. It's a gathering spot for friends. Food and beverage, always at the ready. Illuminated as the people who sit around the table sharing stories, roasted vegetables and savory gestures.
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