Poem: Stones Throw

The stone skips smoothly
Across the waters surface
Sending out ripple after ripple
From each place it kissed

Poem: Harvest Moon

early dark of fall
fills night with a loneliness
as we look eastward
for the coming harvest moon
signaling celebration

Poem: Number Ones

I can feel you watching me with private eyes
Wanting to take me up where we belong
Where all night long we can share in love
No more love on the run for the two of us
We built this city of passion between us
Amanda and I don’t ever want to leave

Poem: Sweet Harvest

They say apples hold magic
A hidden star at its core
I never believed in mysticism
Yet you with juice on your chin
Has me absolutely entranced

Poem: Aimless

It’s 3:30 am on any given weekday
we stand on empty streets
quiet except for the aimless
which we count ourselves among

Poem: Shadows of Ancient Moonlight

the moon plays interesting tricks
casting shadows that are lighter
than their midday counterparts
cast by the heat of the sun burning
into harsh shapes clearly defined
versus the cool soft shadows
of high moon in the evening

Poem: The Fae Along the Path

In whispers at bars they speak
Late at night of a fae they seek
Pale of skin and golden of hair
A legendary maiden who is so fair
A single look from her sky blue eyes
Ensures that any man who sees dies

Poem: A Fall Day Precipitating Leaving

blooms are cyclical
beautiful temporary
in patience returns

Poem: An Aside of a Falling Star

oh to be a shooting star in her sky
streaking across the dark tapestry
illuminating the heavens
even as I am falling

Poem: Little Lies

Lena speaks the unreal
In her riddles that I
Take literally in trust
To believe in her that
Love leads not to betrayal