poor Penelope days woven, nights unraveled waits on restless tide Penelope and the Suitors ~ John William Waterhouse (1912)
Posts Tagged ‘Poetry’
Penelope
Posted in Poetry, tagged greek myth, haiku, painting, Penelope, Poetry on December 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
eyes, lips, revealed
Posted in Music, Poetry, Uncategorized, tagged design, illustration, Poetry, Spring on April 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
it is spring. some bug has bit me, which in no way excuses the following… eyes, lips, revealed i have never seen so many eyes. so many lips. lips that want to be kissed. eyes closed then kissed open. eyes round. round and down. into the ground. eyes that want to fly, fly into the [...]
Wondering. In absentia. I wonder how much you accept. How much do you reject? What is your filter? My whole life has been a screen. Gauzy. A haze. Inside. Out. Along the way, transparency had a cost. Sanity. Security. Self. I can no longer share. Though I want to. Share. Wandering. [...]
Three quarters full. Sky deepening blue. The breeze ruffles leaves, light bright green. Early summer lush, soft sweet hush. I feel the rise, the fall, the tide. It’s your call. Jasmine starts in. You win. So fair, soft and sandy your hair. You pick the time. I wait. You reveal my love. Who knows? [...]
“April is the cruelest month…” TS Eliot
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized, tagged April, Poetry, Spring on April 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Yes, April is National Poetry Month. I wrote this last November, now that spring is here I’ve decided to give it some sunshine. Springtime in Space The point is not lost on me in the vacuum and permafrost. I know spring will not touch this frozen shore. Heart you have and guard it [...]


