Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Monday, May 28, 2018
Sunday, May 27, 2018
CITY STREETS
The cracks in the sidewalk
It wasn’t youthful passion
The rain pours
This river of love rushing
Professed
It can’t be retracted
In the shop window
The seared reflection of rejected
The city streets crowded
This ache won’t move
The traffic stalled
Got’a get to the place I started
Got’a get to the place I started
Saturday, May 26, 2018
BECOMING THE WIND
In the garden
the sun passed the day to the moon
passionate night
turning to dawn
The never ceasing ripple
of the creek water passing
as the birch leaves clap
you stroll with me
Through the meadow
the gentle sway of the grass
as the golden finches dart
we walk our path
At the hilltop gazing
East our spring
South our summer
West our autumn
North our winter
Thursday, May 24, 2018
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
POEM - TRANSFERRENCE
Hold my hand
All I needed
You were there
Searching no further
Hold my hand
All I enjoyed
Time to breath
To our eternity
Hold my hand
All I had
Was winter’s return
Being one
Hold my hand
All I wanted
In my life
Summer returned
Hold my hand
All I wished
A place together
Sunshine never burned
Hold my hand
All I know
Risks of steps
Writing each page
Hold my hand
All I asked
A place and time
To your eternity
Hold my hand
All I have
Is winter’s return
Being one
Monday, May 21, 2018
Nate's Meadow
My friend Nate gave me Maryland wildflowers to plant in the meadow next to my building. I have seeded the meadow in the past with Black-eyed Susan seeds. When I told Nate about the meadow he gave me some indiginous plants that we both hope will spread.
Sunday, May 20, 2018
THE CIRCLE
as I drifted
hearing the leftovers
of the party
soft sheets
could not soothe to sleep
not invited
I wandered
who enjoyed
the laughter and
fraternity shared
the crowded streets
the horns of traffic
the sirens warned
as spring left
later than when
Yes "wandered" not "wondered" both have a bit of loss, and searching: one physically the other mindfully. The stanza contains both.
Friday, May 18, 2018
Quatuor Ebène and Gautier Capuçon record Schubert's String Quintet D956
Gautier Capucon is my favorite cellist.
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Saturday, May 12, 2018
POEM - Holding On
HOLDING ON
I see you smiling
Standing in the garden
I knew I'd loved you all my life
Lying on the lawn
When we touched
I came alive
We took the chance
It was you and me
But, time ran out
Now, there are things
I can't give away
The hurt will always stay
Life is harder
I need someone by my side
So why are you just standing there
Through the veil
Standing in the garden
I hold on
(Thanks Reuben Bidez for helping me transition. We are always the sum of our lives. I bring to my future, my past.)
I see you smiling
Standing in the garden
I knew I'd loved you all my life
Lying on the lawn
When we touched
I came alive
We took the chance
It was you and me
But, time ran out
Now, there are things
I can't give away
The hurt will always stay
Life is harder
I need someone by my side
So why are you just standing there
Through the veil
Standing in the garden
I hold on
(Thanks Reuben Bidez for helping me transition. We are always the sum of our lives. I bring to my future, my past.)
Hike - May 11, 2018
Beau and my hike started at Charcoal Hearth and looped to Thaddeus Stevens Trail. We found a quiet picnic spot for our lunch and water. After lunch we walked down to the stream. We drove back to Frederick taking the back roads first to Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, and then to Emmitsburg, Maryland and on to home.
Friday, May 11, 2018
Thursday, May 3, 2018
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
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