A mountain of blue-gray looms over the dark horizon bouyed by a soft expanse of pink and the delicate, ruddy strip of peaceful, glowering foothillsfalling away to twilight
Myself
My poppy wildflowers recklessly bloom An enthralling spread rushes past the ego and quickly covers all patches of hate and sin is a needless worry of the past.
Heaven Can Wait
Rollicking lilting: an unseen young woman’s chortle haunts my ears. Angelic chuckling softens my heart. Occasionally, in a swooning despair, I lean out the window to blindly seek her face, the fount, only to be splashed with a fresh outpouring of cherubic mirth. Assured, languid, bright, content — all I’ve wanted to experience in a woman. Intermittent eternal trumpet of joy — tittering with gusto — driving me up to heaven.
Sage Advice
Unenlightened, I am still washing dishes and harvesting bamboo and I still carry the woman I helped across the river in my heart.
Out of the Jungle
Taut vines now sway lolling in the breeze weeping with joy
Self Love
Bless this beautiful mess
innocent regret
had I only known, I would have yielded my beauty
Princess Grace
Others put on dressy lies. Your style is ready-to-wear for a palace.
Gaze
The swordsman beheld the sword. His blood called to it. It sliced him, singing.
Stereotypical
Men make things. Women make things worthwhile.