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An afternoon in the garden helped to inspire this piece.

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i wrote this a long time ago hoping to share it with someone and i think i just found him so i want to share it with you now.

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I remember watching my grandmother dancing along with other immigrant older people during the summer. There was a band that played every Sunday afternoon on a beautiful bandstand. Does this poem stir memories, smell, attack the senses? All comments welcome...

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Is it to brief? I am trying to make brief be enough?

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Finding a fat acorn.

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This a bit different from what I normally write. I hope that people will get the meaning of the piece. All feed back welcome as always. Please feel free to interpret how you wish. Thank you in advance for your comments.

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These words and this tune were stuck in my head when I woke up this morning. . .

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We are calling this 'novel' now that the chapters in a slim chapbook are starting to take shape. This is for a little book that will fit in your pocket and keep you company when you stop on the road. Another installment in the motorcycle series.

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This is my first attempt at a haiku.

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Yesterday, today and tomorrow are all what you see them to be, or are they?

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My poems of nature come from direct experience.

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The title originally was first love then I changed it and its just a working title - so any suggestions great -

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A true happening in a shopping center, that I will never forget.

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This work is only theory...don't fret.

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This is a poem about a place I've been, not as often lately. But every once in a while...I find myself there.

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I'm interested lately in doing strong brief pieces. Yet, does this stand on its own? Would you change anything? This is on the edge of erotic so I'm warning you now. It doesn't cross over but it is close.

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Become what you detest most (meant in humour. Maybe).

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A tribute to Mrs. Zenobia Perkins. Physically, she puts me in the mind of Nina Simone.

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I have been encouraged to write some more motorcycle-themed pieces. I don't usually enjoy this genre, so I hope to inject something of the romantacism the tribe appreciates as well as make it attractive for the average car-bound zombie lulled by talk radio. The road lulls me. Suggestions?

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Choices

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Looking at life through aged eyes. Reflecting on past love, contemplating what is and what might have been. How does this poem make you feel? Do the images work well? Thanks for reading,

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Resting in his hands

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This piece looks at the two-sided coins of sorrow, beauty and love; one side of the coin, blessing, the other side, burden.

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How many ways has the internet changed us?

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For man's best friends everywhere.

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Remembering you.

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An event happened today that still feels unreal, 8 hours later. What might have been an awful tragedy became an occasion for reflection. Who is responsible for this blessing?

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A message to my fellow writers. I enjoy reading your writings, but I need your input, too.

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This haiku came to me this morning when I was watching my new pug puppy play.

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Philosophising about the bell; it's toll and how it wears from the mark of our lament and celebration. How it could be a metaphor for other things.

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Cursing my schedule, I noticed I have to do a public reading on Saturday night on the topic of the bonds between Massachusetts and Connecticut. I am told there will be a lot of Connecticut people (Nutmeggers)in the audience. Is this dashed-off tripe or solid gold or something in the middle? I am playing it for both laughs and for objectivity. Comments welcome. Thank you in advance.

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Loss and yearnings

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A poem related to how time carries us forward through life's trials and tribulations toward the horizon and the small light of hope. Does this poem work? Is there a flow simulating a rocking back and forth as one might feel if on the sea either floating or in a small boat? All comments welcome. Thanks,

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experimenting in style, all feedback is appreciated

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An invisible line in the sand has been drawn. Bring it own, baby.

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My way of escaping. the child within creativity imagination Is this better. Improvement in use of tenses punctuation etc. How does it make you feel? Does it stir the child within?

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Innocence Hope Dreams and then reality as life's events of childhood and teen years whittle away at what lay within.

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No feedback or reviews required, just something to put out after already putting on the forum for marsupial and rodent lovers, most specifically Diana. And those who appreciate the mystery of it all.

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This was supposed to have been a longer "thought," hence the "part I." Tell me if it hinted (strongly? faintly?) at talking about one thing, yet thinking about another.

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I am not sure if this is a poem or a story. When I was a child, there was this house that sat on the continental divide at Big Stone Lake, and every time, I went in the house, I felt like I was falling out...but i would always take my brother there even though I wasn't supposed to, but then it gave me an excuse to do more to scare him.

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A piece on searching for that perfect word.

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Struck by a bout of autobiography. Is there a market for this sappy stuff? If so, please give directions. Thanks.

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what do they wear?????????????

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This is just a piece for all who have moments of separation from hope. I want all the technical help you are willing to offer as you all know it is where I stumble, hell, I fall! Little different format then I usually do. Hell I don't have a format! Need a bar of soap! For my mouth!

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In the dark of night, many things come to visit.

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Love means so many different things. It's all in the interpretation. All comments welcome.

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