The lighter side…of

The lighter side…of

ferris wheel and ship
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As I am known to do sometimes I like to play the poetic fool.  Poems and words that are a bit lighter than my usual fare.  All doom and despair would make david a dull dull boy.

 


 

 

4/5/18

driving

a leaf hops across the street

like a jack rabbit

I hear a thump

that was not a leaf


“pond” 5/18/18

duck

duck

swan


5/31/18

the grindhouse

a coffee joint

or a strip club

only one has a drive thru

both can burn your lap


6/1/18

one legged man

with a plan

pep in your step

best foot forward

right or left


6/1/18

the tongue depressor

made me frown


music music, I hear music…  King’s X “Over My Head”

Strange things…

Strange things…

abandoned house lost old
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’tis a strange thing having everything.  All you could ever want in the palm of your hand.  So easy to discern this many moons later.  So easy to mourn this that time should have faded.  The past is alluring, I will give it that. Some mistakes seem not forgiven.


 

passing through” 3/20/18
a phantom

a ghost

in the intersection

of some metropolis

 

the world swirls around

people move on by

crosswalks alive (in between lights)

in the middle of all the commotion

eyes of somber calm

am I

standing there

waiting for a change

brush in hand

with no paint.

waiting


new spring” 3/20/2018
leaves still absent

from winter’s harvest

a cold chill still clings even easter sunday

nests in trees

but none for me

for this cardinal has no mate.

a flash of red

backdrop of gray

light is fading

the night is approaching

even in the face of spring


untitled” 3/20/2018
I think I saw a dog

in the lines of bark in a tree

dusk does trick the eyes,

is that a man or a mailbox

leaning in the distance


untitled” 3/20/2018
fog strangles the parkway

silhouettes serene barely cast shadows

side by side fireflies glow

gliding by row by row


Music choice of the moment … Dramarama “Anything Anything (live)”… thanks to my Rutgers roommate Neil, hope you are doing well out there