SmallCorners

I think that what’s

Important is the small

Corner of the bigger

World we all live

In such a place

That corner which disappears

Like mist above ponds

Like dreams upon waking

But to us our

Very own tiny corner

Is enough to sweep

To tidy to decorate

And to welcome others

Whose own little corners

Got swallowed up by

This our round world

WhatIReallyWant

There is one thing

That I want more

Than anything beneath the

Tree but since I

Don’t have a tree

Maybe you will be

Standing outside my door

On that Christmas morn

Aftermath

And now one week

After the shelling stopped

Seven days post Armageddon

Things are coming back

Nature has a way

Of reclaiming what most

Of humanity allegedly conquered

Pounding and pounding and

Pounding its angry fists

But in the silence

In the deep sigh

Life slowly creeps delicately

Cautiously creeps back home

Much like love will

Once they are gone

SexHasBecome

I live in

A land of

Sex and desire

It’s lonely here

Here there everywhere

Cardboard and concrete

Coldness loneliness despair

Lots of rain

And snow too

Here they call

Sex and desire

Fun and play

But no bells

Ring heralding recess

Just the stomp

Stomp stomp of

Going from one

To the next

Always looking looking

And never finding

Firsts

What are the firsts

Of things called of

Things that before had

Been routine can the

Firsts of things previously

Known be anything other

Than normal what about

The firsts of things

Heretofore already experienced yet

Now proven different and

Curious what makes something

Old new again desire

Serendipity or maybe longing

For what had been