Photography: Running the Night

Running the Night Photo

Poem: City Lights

All the stars we see
Aren’t stars at all
They’re just those distant city lights
Letting us know we’re not the only ones
Young and crazy and running the night

Poem: Where Do Wishes Go

Where do our wishes go
On the falling stars
That we imbue with them
As they streak and burn
Soaring across the sky
Before bursting in glory
Like fireworks on the horizon

Photography: Seattle at Night

Seattle at Night

Poem: Running the Night

On the night air rises
The songs of our youth
Taking your hand
We take off down the road
Thinking maybe tonight
We will find some magic
And we can be that young again

Poem: Wishing Stars

I should have kissed you that night
When we were laying under a blanket of night
Watching for falling stars to wish on
I saw only one and I made my wish
And I wondered if you wished it too

Poem: Brother Crow

High in the treetops sits brother crow
Caw caw he cries into the bluster
Of the north wind bearing down
On his flock taking flight

Poem: Out to the Hazel Wood

Late at night under the moon
Celebrated by the evening sounds
Of the creatures singing to Mani
I went out to the hazel wood
Because their was a fire in my head
Lit by the fairy folk
Who come to take children away

Poem: Shatter Star

A single star in the night bares your name
From that night you asked me to pick one
To remember you every time
I looked up and you weren’t there
Holding the knowledge
That the star was closer to me
Than you would ever be again