in River Lethe
I drowned my sorrow
that upon my return
to this world of shadow
...
"And she shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth her fruit in her season; her leaf also shall not wither." (Psalm 1: 3)
In my windblown arid wilderness
a pauper in lands desolate
...
robed in poetic verse
knit in primordial thought
in Wisdom and in Song
uttered cadence and rune before
...
Shall we share some wine or tea
explore potentialities
converse of life's complexities
asseverate philosophies
...
from yesterdays
tomorrows come
and hidden seeds
sprout forth their bloom
...
infinite expanse
blurs clear sky with wave's edge
fusing mind and sword
...
Melancholy shamisen
lilting rolling ocean waves
echoes in the seagull's cry
my ear inclines your ancient strains
...
An endless carousel it seems
this masquerade of dreams
where wanton pucks and phantoms stray
and shadows dance against the sun
...
approaching first frost
the fleeing birds leave no trace
handprint touching sky
...
Let's meet at Appomattox
once again
to walk free
without noose or gun
...
I was born with a poem upon my tongue.)
The Song Of Wind
on snowy branches
linger
the footprints
of a chirping bird
she'll return
when the branches
their emerald sarees air
‘til then
I'll listen to the wind
finding solace
in her whispering song
Captivating poetry, like a book you can't stop reading! Ever engaging the imagination and the heart. Poetry naturally flowing like a wild and scenic river abundant with life.