Translucent

anger in the air
reflections in the window
barely ghosts of us

cat tails-
the calm surface
minnows just below

Transition

near enough to see
daylight fading to the point
where the rain begins

tending the garden-
raindrops warm
on my neck

Workers

fields of wildflowers
fastidiously tended
by hard working bees

summer afternoon-
nectar turning
to honey

History

roaring bonfires burn-
shadows of ancient stones paint
the salisbury plain

waning daylight-
a crow stands guard
over those long dead

Lost

the late august sky-
from behind the thinning clouds
unfamiliar stars

the dead of night-
a pewter moon
rising

Lakeside

alone on the dock-
staring into the remnants
of the setting sun

skipping stones-
bats take wing
before the moon

Shelter

battlements of stone
rough hewn from the living rock
ever standing guard

howling wind
seeking refuge behind
these stone walls

Away

high above the clouds
all my worries down below
so far behind me

steaming tarmac-
a double rainbow
delays our flight

Decline

in the overgrowth
well worn by the hands of time
forgotten tombstones

by the window
waiting, staring
at the falling snow

Siren

sailing the narrows
navigating the graveyards
of nameless seamen

rising tide-
waves break
on hidden shoals