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Category Archives: Poems
864 BELIEF IS A SLIGHT TURN OF THE HEAD 9-24-19
Too many poets write god – poorly, shrouded in obscurity, make obscurity a god. Then read their garbled gospel to the multitude on the Mount, only to fail and resort to whining angst. Why struggle to put to poetry a … Continue reading
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863 Food Fight ! 9-21-19
In my back yard, there’s a strip of lawn, ten feet wide, fifty feet long. It’s a feeding zone where, during the years Nancy and I have lived here, we have fed the birds and animals suet, meley-worms, black-oil-sunflower-seeds, sugar-water, … Continue reading
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862 Breakfast is the most important meal… 9-21-19
I’m offering a suggestion to help you become a better runner in the human race to get laid: Create a long menu of delicious breakfasts. – A dozen different omelettes . (Shrimp and crap with mushrooms and Swiss is one … Continue reading
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861 So, When Dorian Came… 9-5-19
I’ve always been the one outside, playing in the storm. A blizzard in January? I’d be digging tunnels through ten-foot-drifts in the boat yards on City Island, tromping through thigh-high-snow, X-country skiing in knee-deep-deep-woods-powder, my Golden Retrieve, like a schooner … Continue reading
860 Our Calico Quilt (and it’s a song too!) 8-30-19
Only with you can I piece-up a quilt from a thousand swatches of joy. With prayer, love and care, I will stitch all the stitches in the calico rainbow that ends on our bed. (…in the calico rainbow on our … Continue reading
859 Just A Cop On The Scene…. 8-27-19
“Move along, folks. Nothing to see here,” says the cop in the long black robe and hoodie, holding a scythe whose only purpose is to keep the traffic flowing after another of those fated accidents where someones string runs out … Continue reading
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858 Just Home From Mrs. Thomas’ Funeral 8-24-19
The words priests use to stumble around the Mystery are our best-worst-case-fall-back from the kneeling bench. They are all we really have that’s real to speak of how we feel, short of being, “In the Presence Of”, what ever that … Continue reading
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857 Foxxy and I 8-23-19
The old Fox Squirrel playing clean-up crew under my back-yard-bird-feeders and I have a budding relationship. (Not exactly mishpouka, yet, but gradually, we’re getting close) He no longer runs when I walk outside through the back-porch-door. (That was in the … Continue reading
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856 A Quiet Morning 8-23-19
The luxury of a quiet morning in a comfy bed is neither lessened nor enhanced by company. Each a treasure of its own kind. The sweaty leisure of satisfied flesh, the thoughtful pleasure of a thinking mind. No precedent-conflict here … Continue reading
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855 Rhymes for the Geriatric 8-16-19
Wet Dreams are gone. Marathons are run. What’s left but a stroll in the evening sun? Weight plates hang on racks. I got to take care of my crumbling back. Pace maker’s tickin’ Pulse rates low Hearing aids workin’ Memory… … Continue reading