A whistling craving
Barrels down the mountain loud
And into my ears
Tag: non-rhyming poetry
7/20/2021 – patience
So quick do grasses rise above
The freshly-sodden ground
Fast pop the daisies after rain
Has sprinkled o’er their heads
Yet trees are slow and plodding
Their branches grow sans haste
Each day t’ward the sun nodding
With patience.
7/19/2021
And with open eyes and ears
One turns to the world
And sees
And hears
And all that you knew
Changes in a moment
Like an eddying wind
7/16/2021
The world is as a swirling cloud
Uncertain, ever-changing
Through which thunder booms
And lightning cracks
To see it from without is to see little
To see it from within is to be blinded
What, then, is the cloudburst
Of the world?
7/14/2021 – a haiku
With the morning sun
My mind goes t’the horizon
Longing and dreaming
7/13/2021
Once again I’ve missed a day. Once again, you get two poems!
To breathe free
To look on the horizon
And know it is within reach
To gaze at the mountain
And know it can be climbed
To look to the stars
And know they are unchanging
To see the ocean
And feel its colossal breath
This is to breathe free
To be free
7/12/2021 – how hot the flames (a haiku)
The fire in my heart
Burns brightly for only one
But how hot the flames
7/7/2021
And when I stop to think
Of greater things
Portents
Of import
Then do I wonder at the world
7/3/2021 – a haiku
The days keep changing
Long, short, hot, cold, sunny, not
Yet the flowers grow
Why, then, do I dream?
Why, then, do I dream?
The earth is bountiful
The universe, generous
Love surrounds me
My beating heart
Why, then, do I dream?