Poems, Haiku/Tanka, Short Fictions
so long to at last settled like a reservoir the sigh goes on
there's this guiding light shines through dark and light alike my ring on her finger
the cry that holds us was it you or was it me too close to tell
the muscles it takes to grumble for all to hear is like one
winter brings heartache disguised as pretty white snow time to shovel the walk
life recipe calls for tender hearts folded with joy serves many
ancient dinosaurs perhaps because of their age remember to soar
high hopes don't look down reality's equation a dream ending pinch
highway road sign signs the ways to there from here blink and you could miss it
a raft of ideas floats on imagination desert island bound
lunar love affair the moon's sprint around the earth pulls at her heart strings
what game do we lose pinned atop our ivory towers millions at our feet
mankind finds quiet when nature's breath sways tall grass lessons in permanence