Saturday, October 20, 2012

Silly Questions on a Harvest Moon

My 30 plus vices have blessed me tonight with a nonchalant view of what's right and what's might.
Even some silly folk have stoked me with a ponderous moment. What is of concern, and what is of no atonement.

Inquisitive as I am, I have inquieted my qi into a draining philo force. So no more.
Inspired by these lovely kin, I carry on with peace within.

She smiles reflections down on you; so rejoice and make the choice. Let's reap the Harvest.



Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Tides of Change

Your moonshine basks my mental thoughts with vibes like those in sync with tides

Sunday, August 12, 2012

My Mid-Age Pa


I see my father in the wrinkled, worn-out, cotton slacks of the middle-aged man ordering coffee with the one friend he has left. 

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Laugh and live folks :) I realized my posts are a tad on the sorrowful side. But to pour it out, it's frankly all relationship stuff that was at one point on the mind...and I think can be applied to other life situations. Thus, I share.

Train to Nowhere


Nomadic spirits,
contemplating the next move.

Jumping on trains,
No permits or chains
Only stories to claim.

Back pack on, no map
Moving forward, left no tracks.
Short, sweet, with accidental rhythms.

Write on wrappers
To the hum of train track drums.

Inspired by the heat of rays that beat the cold of being told that:
Head strong in this journey was uncertainty untold.

Nomad hearts know what’s up with the other
Whose bohemian hallucinations
Laugh at bordered stations.

Squares, and bold lightning stares from those
Consumed by glares of normalcy.
They both share a look of the utmost reality.

Crows fly and crow’s feet don’t lie from lack of SPV ties….
And the train keeps chumming…back to the beginning.

Permit or not, chain gang knots and ticking clocks.
Haves and have nots,
the wills and will nots will...will remain to claim
the endless cycle of tracks and trains and
literaries dazed by the inspiration of a ray,
on a cold nomadic day.

You say nomadic day;
come, come away.