In the silence, raspberry and tangerine mingling like half-melted sherbet behind the eastern trees on the hill, coffee diluted by the dullness of a room too temperatured, the chaos and unknowns of a land, free and not-so-much anymore, broken and unmending (Will we survive another semi-quincentennial? Will we survive even this day?), are softened to… Continue reading The Hope of a Nation
Category: Poetry
The Stairwell & The Almost Said
Earlier this year, I began (and then grew distracted [oh, look! A cute little bunny!] so I set it aside on my kitchen table, where it still awaits my return) reading Bob Hudson’s The Art of the Almost Said. One of the first questions he poses, which I’ve been contemplating all summer as I chase… Continue reading The Stairwell & The Almost Said
Twilight Angels
From my heart to yours,
Grass Fairy
Here's a new poem for you all. No rhythm or rhyme; no form. Just words. Words make me happy. I hope they give you a bit of happiness today, also. I hope you feel inspired to sit outside in the grass for a while. And dream. From my heart to yours,
Remember Well
From my heart to yours,