I, ll send you flowers
pink peonies to fill a vase
just one will do
*
topiary
you can carry on cloud pruning
I'll take the roots
*
separation
carry on cloud pruning
I'll take the roots
*
give me love seeds
poppies or love-in-the-mist
and forget-me-nots
*
wear an opening
red peony behind your ear
we'll bloom together
*
spring, late afternoon
snow is threatening to fall
then nothing at all...
*
keep your silence
bite your tongue if you must
razor clam
*
pour some salt into
a keyhole, and up they pop
razor clams
*
late afternoon siesta
then time for another dip
before my flight
*
late afternoon run,
my heart out of breath, panting,
taking in the view
*
late afternoon
school gates are quietly closing
standstill traffic
*
unexpected waves
can come any time and place
get out the paddles
*
territorial
robins squabble terribly
until they don't
*
a piebald raven
looks out over the spring snow;
a kinship follows
*
first building blocks:
the Earth, the moon, the stars
and the universe
*
house martins are
building their nests in cow barns
loft apartments
*
carousel dreams
spinning round and round
getting nowhere fast
*
house disapproval
layer upon layer, and
all the walls collapse
*
even in movement
there's reactionary stillness
in a whirlpool
*
What confines you?
isn't yesterday or tomorrow;
it's being present.
*
a still leaf
houses a tranquil forest
on a calm day
*
Buildings shoulder
to shoulder block out the sun,
promising better days
*
buildings shout,
'toil in the dirt; tomorrow
you too can retire.'
*
Baby Rubber Plant
once popular everywhere
not so much now
*
Baby's-breath
cloud like clusters fitting of
a wedding dress
*
baby steps in a-
new job looking for that left
handed screwdriver
*
inner church, the soul
the heart of spirituality
is everywhere
*
love whispers
across the entire universe
See more
*
there are no secrets
between what is right and wrong
bitter and divine
*
expand my blossom
into a magnolia tree
give me yellow suns
*
have all your tears
woke the monsoon gods the-
heavens have opened
*
was it a gesture
her blood turned white blooms red
Where's the first aid box?
*
something's you can't plan
opportunity knocks when
you least expect it
*
prussian blue skies
darling, how many stars
did you count? … just two
*
ah, evening song
a throbbing chorus
crickets vs nightingales
*
Puccini's humming
chorus—Madama Butterfly
genius just is...
*
cherry blossom
floats on the rocking chair seat
emotions tilting
*
prussian blue waves
boats like buoyant toys
your destiny, who knows?
*
search for me
beneath this old dust jacket
there you'll find a rose
*
each Valentine's Day
plant me a young sapling tree
place them heart-shaped.
*
let's skip breakfast
We'll dine out alfresco
by the fishing hut
*
delicious breakfast
let me help you with those dishes
next time, paper plates
*
let's have breakfast
how do you like your eggs?
mine—sunny side up
*
meet me for breakfast
let's feast on the next sunrise
you've beautiful eyes
*
breakfast is served
but let's warm up the bedsheets
some hungers can't fast
*
rashers of bacon—
sun has made an omelet
autumnal breakfast
*
a midnight rally
bats swooping across the skies
how their hunger grows
*
the road ahead holds
no prison bars around me
shadows and moon
*
the road ahead holds
no prison bars around me
shades of moonlight
*
mild hangover
waking next to a stranger
naked and entangled
*
mixed weather reports
lightning and rainbows
romantic entanglements
*
mixed weather
lightning and rainbows
the story of love
*
God sends a letter
a message from above
sunshine and flowers
*
hearing this softness
opens locks I never knew
were bolted closed
*
independence
it vanishes like a bloom
give me thorns to climb
*
windsock—once again
again—away you go
with your loose tongue
*
withered memories
the seeds of yesterday
remind us to grow
*
it's more auspicious
with each anniversary
booked getaway…
*
whistling songbird
far away in an icy vault
green brackens unfurl
*
let's catch a rainbow
and travel far away
infantile dreams
*
let's catch a rainbow
and travel beyond the moon
far — far — far away
*
frutillas
only snake in the grasses
I can appreciate
*
frutillas
out of hibernation
snakes I warm too
*
snake head frutillas
the only snake in the ground
to warm my heart
*
intoxication
gale-force winds are blowing
no direction home
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