Monthly Archives: June 2018

IF

  If I could return to when things were clear A time of absence of all doubt and fear Where every road led to someplace dear I would have to go further than my earthly years Reaching behind for idyllic … Continue reading

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One’s Goodbye

  You cannot hear Words drop From my lips like hail stones Slamming on deaf ears Too late will they melt Onto withered grass That could have been green All that is left are tears dVersepoetspub.com. Thursday prompt. Open link … Continue reading

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Reflections

    When I look into a mirror I am staring back at me. We are both facing forward, yet backward. Things behind my image are in front of me, yet behind me. When I take a selfie, it comes … Continue reading

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A Change of Season

Summer is acting like a child. One day she is full-faced and laughing. The next she hides under the covers of the clouds and on go the sweaters. I still keep the long sleeves at reach. Each year seems the … Continue reading

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Oceans

I am One drop of water in an ocean A single decibel of sound in the universe A joule in this force of current I am not Consumed in the waves Unheard in vociferous confusion Short circuited in the circulating … Continue reading

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Summer Solstice

As I lean toward the sun Do I see what is and isn’t done? Do I notice what I could not see Deluded by the shadow of me? The longest day…a bit of grace To prove light can overcome the … Continue reading

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Medicine

  Sometimes I take the little pill The doctor gives to cure my ills Hoping side effects will sleep Till my case is in retreat When I see a cerulean sky Whispering clouds drifting by Changing shapes and breaking ties … Continue reading

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One Destination

Started in a baby carriage Went to a tricycle There always ways one High on a unicycle Bicycles were norm Speed became reason Cars kept you dry In every season On and off trails Back roads, back yards Wheels take … Continue reading

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Seasons, Cycles and Furniture

An acorn has no choice but to be an oak tree. It cannot change the shape of it’s leaves, nor does it choose where it grows. It shades summer, colors autumn, bares itself steadfast and strong in winter, and sighs … Continue reading

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To My Children

The Apostle Paul wrote of contentment From inside a jail cell John saw a vision of the Lord On an Island of outcasts What we view as an end May be a beginning We may go great lengths to hide … Continue reading

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