Bookends (to boo)

We are to

Each other like

The ones you

Dream about until

You actually hold

One we are

Like half book-ends

Finally coming together

Absent of books

Different in color

And size yet

Still paired because

We know what

We truly are

Things that keep

The other things

Now each other

Standing upright strong

AppleMorning

The sky is

Marbled this morning

Like a fatty

Steak or Piazza

Flooring streaked with

White showing age

Large god like

Foot prints dig

Heavily into its

Blanket of grayness

Like lumbering giants

Wobbling home from

The bar morning

Sun is only

Seen through slits

Like a lone

Lamp through blinds

I think while

Sipping black coffee

Watching steam rise

Off the pond

Like waiting locomotives

Autumn has arrived

In the south

Bringing crispness like

That very first

Very sweet crack

Of an apple

MorningWords

And that first

Sweet morning sound

Arrived by way

Of bird songs

As the East

Began to glow

Sapphire blue and

Cobalt and pink

Like the sky

Was velvet strewn

With precious diamonds

Someone should paint

This I think

So I have

With these words

See with me

Blackberry (to boo)

And during a

Walk through a

Thorny thicket i

Spied a bush

Dangling luscious blackberries

Plump to the

Touch ripe and

Sweet I sat

Upon a stump

And dined one

After the other

So many times

In fact that

I finally knew

That it was

You that I

Dared the forest

Only to find

EndAndBegin

Fall signals the

End of summer

Exploding in color

Leaves sun succulent

Finally release summers

Sunny long days

I have learned

That the end

Of things is

Never the end

But new beginnings

Don’t fear the

Fall but celebrate

Both warm memories

Of languid lazy

Days and what

We might be

Next time around