Wednesday, October 31, 2012
And now, something no one has been waiting for . . .
Announcing the release of my new collection, "Three Stories and a Cloud of Fluff," now available in ebook form on Amazon.
This collection combines three short stories written much earlier in my life (late teens, early twenties) with poems written within the pas two years or so. I found it interesting to discover that I've been writing about the same topics, albeit in different form, for my entire writing life.
I shouldn't be surprised but . . .
Anyway, take a look and let me know what you think.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Some Always Remains
It's a kind of magic
that these warm Autumn winds
blow in memories,
hidden on the backs
of the leaves which
swirl around my feet.
I find my childhood home,
preserved in miniature,
near the stem of a brilliant
maple leaf
and I sit, mouth agape,
until the wind circles around
and carries off
most of what it carried in.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sometimes Open Eyes
Versicolor leaves
layer themselves
over still green grass
as sun splashed highlights
fall across these remaining droplets
of rain.
This street-side beauty
finds my breath
catching in my chest
as I marvel that this world
is so close to my own
yet days seem so far apart.
*In response to sundayscribblings.blogspot.com
layer themselves
over still green grass
as sun splashed highlights
fall across these remaining droplets
of rain.
This street-side beauty
finds my breath
catching in my chest
as I marvel that this world
is so close to my own
yet days seem so far apart.
*In response to sundayscribblings.blogspot.com
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Wind
Who has seen {
the sudden rise
and w
s ir
l
of what had been
amotionlessgroup
of drying leaves
ing
s
ri
in a small cacophony of sound.
}
the wind?
*In response to Carry on Tuesday
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Fade
Sudden sunlight
startles eyes
prepared for gray.
Refocusing reveals
a well lit
gray day
and the stirrings
of light
fade.
startles eyes
prepared for gray.
Refocusing reveals
a well lit
gray day
and the stirrings
of light
fade.
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