Rebirth
the light of hope shines
across the vastness of space
from a long dead star
–
a fallen oak
sprouting
shiitakes
the light of hope shines
across the vastness of space
from a long dead star
–
a fallen oak
sprouting
shiitakes
impatient lemmings
craggy rocks block their passage
to the sea below
–
spring rains
a beaver dam
overflowing
white sprays of sea foam
torn loose from the crashing waves
aloft in the wind
–
open ocean
gulls soaring
into the wind
broad wings outstretched
running across the water
before taking flight
–
rustling leaves
wind mulling over
a goose’s wing
while my life flies by
I can’t help but to notice
yours is standing still
–
frozen in flight
the languid sweep
of a hummingbird wing
brief is our passage
across the river of time
into the unknown
–
oak saplings
from acorns
never unearthed
dealing with the grief
of saying goodbye to you
for the final time
–
rest
at last
in peace
coruscating veils
of yellow, purple, and green
midnight in Norway
–
pebbled skin
perfectly
camouflaged
encouraging words
left in the chinks in my walls
for my future self
–
in a sky blue egg
cracks begin
to appear
a clandestine tryst
made all the more exciting
by the recklessness
–
high desert sun
entwined eagles
fall to the earth