Joseph Narusiewicz Poems

Out my window I see a dream
Gentle like a summer flower
Lampshade of silk moonlight
Reflections of feathers
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Under the elven moon I lay
Her blue eyes the ice of ire
Tonight she is vulnerable
Her mothers side sweet, wise
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Leaves flow through the balcony door
Like a Las Vegas drunk shuffling cards
Scattered life's held together by money
By sex, by codependency
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passenger pigeon..Once The Most Numerous Bird on Earth now extinct.....Birds have rights too
The BBC news tonight (Sept 9th 2014) announced that New Mexico and Arizona have lost one half of their birds in
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I've become a desert with free will
You wait for something in me
Silence is a well for my quill
I write of you like a great vast sea
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Vile floor penetrated like cotton leather
Separate from love by a wall of fear
No one really excites me
Two worlds lacking soluble doors
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So you love the reaper
His wake of psychotic women
Bunkers and guards
The deal with darkness
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Share your pain like a bottle of pain
Affirmation like an attempted suicide
Brick stairway to hell
You're not alone
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Sinew psychology, tight like fear
Protected by the age
Now the age is in a divorce
Your hallway blocked and cluttered
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Red is the color of tangible sanity
Blue authenticates the fall trees
Loathing hides like an evening poet
Golden moon above your diadem
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