Category: Poetry

  • Summer in Maine

    There must be another word to describe silence here in Maine where it is so profound.

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  • Family

    My cousin said to me tonight that you can’t change family dynamics and I think she is right. The way someone was as  a child is the way a sibling always sees them. Mean people stay mean. Bullies stay bullies. Angels stay angels. All you can do is try to accept the way they are. Returning…

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  • What does ?

    What does one do when the sun is setting and the neighbors are drinking magaritas and the birds have stopped crying for anything and the televison is silent. What does one do when it’s too early for wine and the night seems so long and sleeping can’t happen for another five hours What does one…

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  • Just Another Saturday Night

    Just another Saturday Night So tonight let’s take a bottle of that nice wine someone gave us down to the shore while the sun sets as it will set for a very long time up here and when it has left us to go on to some other friends lets still stay here and hold…

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  • Ode To A Palm Tree

      ODE TO A PALM TREE Without the rustle of a palm tree One might lose the journey Provided so willingly and cheaply By the slap of a limb against the window And the after waves of sound Like a skipping stone There is a beach And music and the scent of Frangipani  brushing your…

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  • THE VERY ORDINARY

    The Very Ordinary The very ordinary Strawberry jam has a thoughtful flavor Sitting on ones tongue, slowly acclimatizing, sweet yet banal, And the taste of ginger on a cold winter’s night Is soothing to the inside throat travelling to esophagus Lowering to small intestine And further into roughage category. The very ordinary sperm shoots into…

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  • Erotic Fantascy for Post Menopausal…

    EROTIC FANTASCY FOR POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN Tonight while waiting for my son In a restaurant by the water in the setting sunlight a man Passed by and I wanted to keep him. He sat across from my table and while I waited,  I had married him and we were old. He loved me completely and…

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  • bridge the gap

    bridge the gap

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  • Baking in California

    Baking in California California crusts are crimping underground Scraping each other Angry at the moon and its lack of respect, They resist. There is a pastry chef wearing a puffy hat Holding a hammer. And ladies and gentlemen the shaking begins. The pastry chef is laughing, his hat falls askew Plates fall into deep crevasses…

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  • And What if we Could…

    AND WHAT IF WE COULD AGREE? And what if we could agree You and me That we could be in love? It wouldn’t mean sighs and barks, Pointed tongues and sharpened teeth Or too many broken wings. It would mean A body there at day’s end, A name to fill in on the “In case…

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