Which Is Where We Are Now

  • Universe
    how is it that I am the privileged participant?
    Your beauty sings with each subtle movement
    Shall we not be friends?
     Let us walk
     Each passing creature
     you know so well
     your sentient beings with each their kingdom
     introduce them to me
     And I shall be so well received
    thanks to the auspices of my acquaintance

    Under Auspices

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    10 Apr 2010
    red with flowers book
  • Universe of the stars
     and the silhouettes of trees
    The delicate rain of
     new life on leaves
    The chorus of whir
     from frogs in the stream
    Nightingale, who beckoned me,
     twice I echo your somber call
    Only when I quit you
     does the pretty fluting of another
     appropriately answer your question

    On Tiptoe to the Nightingale’s Lair

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    7 Apr 2010
    red with flowers book
  • It’s very nice here
     and nothing changes
     other than an occasional
      here or there
    I forget now
     who had whispered in my ear
     “out of place
       out of time”
    Well, now, where are we?
    
    Back to doing whatever I do
     in this timeless atmosphere
     only a word or two
      and we are now on the same page
    Late afternoon, early spring

    Halcyon

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    4 Apr 2010
    blue book
  • Why so far from your path
     my little man?
    Rest your head in my bosom
    Lay your tears upon Mother Earth
    Take sustenance from my teat
    Be my lover for a time
    
    Time for your medical training
    Time to build roads and buildings
    and fascinating devices of engineering
    My, so busy
    Not too busy
    To dance and play guitar and sing
     with a gathering every evening
    In knowing celebration
     of harvested humanity
    Tasty food from the hearth
    Long discussions of
     politics and mirth
    
    One day your hairy legs will itch
    Your hooves tap and your tail twitch
    One evening you’ll silently fade
     back to me
    To coax budding women into the forest
    and sow boldness in them
    so generation after generation
     humans in wilderness
    and wilderness in humans

    Tears on Easter

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    4 Apr 2010
    blue book
  • I close my door
     on the descending darkness
    A smile gently clings
     to the afterglow of youth’s
     sun–soaked pageantry
    Lonely eyes take in their new surroundings
     tired limbs prepare to
     embrace the night
    The incessant call of
     a solitary nightingale
     sings so close to despair
    as innocent as a heartbeat

    Spring at Dusk

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    3 Apr 2010
    blue book
  • One never expects love
    She always descends
     in such inappropriate places
    Soft, dulcet–smooth
     some kind, caramel–honey
    Pouring into my ears
    So low–down
     every murderous word
     tender
    I bike against the flow of traffic
    futilely thumbing for her to raise her voice
    cursing the onslaught of society

    Beloved (Read by the Author)

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    3 Apr 2010
    blue book
  • The first time
     I allowed myself to see
     beauty in every being
    was the first time
     the universe smiled upon me
     in the knowing smile of a woman
    I stopped
     planting my feet to steady my bike
     as she crossed the street
     the air applauding with a
      chorus of strings
      from a idle car’s stereo
    I gazed
    she pondered, puzzled
    then she saw
    and smiled
    knowing

    About Time for Rain

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    3 Apr 2010
    blue book
  • Bogart is being interviewed by Brando in a bathroom.

    He tells Brando, “Careful not to get pooh on my suit”

    Brando lays Bogart’s suit across the toilet seat. In a quiet gesture of menace, he gently presses it down. One tiny spot of pooh touches the breast pocket.

    Enraged, Bogart manhandles Brando: he stuffs him in the toilet and flushes him down. You can here the explosion of pipes downstairs in the busy kitchen.

    Bogart and his compadre are outside, about to take off. They debate whether to kill “stupid”, referring to me, for getting Brando to do that to the suit.

    Bogart and Brando in the Bathroom

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    1 Apr 2010
  • Avoid the travel agent’s
     hellish destination
    Thank God for the angel’s
     abundant journey

    Travel Advice

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    14 Mar 2010
    blue book
  • Flower strokes its petal
    Asks “Who am I?”
    The sky and the earth dance
    Roots feed petals
                   petals feed roots

    Stroking, Dancing

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    14 Mar 2010
    blue book
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