I watched as the Sun threw bolts of heat onto the dry Earth turning whatever small fragments of moisture it had managed to hold into splinters of energy that disappeared into the great unknown. How like death I thought. What was once fertile and creative now lay barren and empty. I listened to the Earth. She was quiet. Her breath a soft rumble. she was thirsty for the next cycle yet unsure of what it would be or even if change would come. Her stillness is like mine or mine like hers. How difficult it is to wait, to be in the seasons in-between the known and the unknown.
Thoughts are the children we birth one moment at a time They fly through our minds like seeds riding the wind Searching for…
Shall I draw pictures on your naked chest with my fingertips Tiptoeing lightly through the fine grass of this scape Colour them in with…
Frosted hair, cobweb skin, egg-shell eyes, no light within. Paper lips and whiskered chin, stubborn heart that won’t give in. Foetal hands stiffly furled…
Is the man crouched in the doorway just worthless to your eyes? His hand may reach toward you, no doubt you’ll analyse. Do you…
I remember new beginnings, I recall each searing end but the middles, oh the middles, those I’d truly recommend. The start of a love…
She turned the page searching for tomorrow; it wasn’t there in the parchment fold but, she was sure, a watermark of sorrow licked its…