
I can’t
quite say
why things
go this way.
Lost, not found
the tale —
never bound.
Scratch and claw
I often wish
I never saw.
God, I hate
rhyme,
A disaster
every
…attempt.
I can’t
quite say
why things
go this way.
Lost, not found
the tale —
never bound.
Scratch and claw
I often wish
I never saw.
God, I hate
rhyme,
A disaster
every
…attempt.
It warmed enough for water
to liquify again and
drip from the eaves,
even if a down vest and boots
still the smart way to tromp about
when taking out the trash
and retrieving the mail.
What are we spinning into
when we dive under the covers
each night only to find dreams taste
more satisfying than our daily fare?
(I’m not asking for an answer—
questions floated and forgotten
one way to leave winter behind,
like crossing the zig zag bridges
found in some Japanese gardens,
a side stepping to throw
demons off our trail.)