Spiritual

Where’s that crowning fortress

Where’s the fortress crowning that kingly belief? Only he is tort with a child tempers goal? He, “who strikes the lightening”, forms your soul

The dying flame you might expire

Lord; you can extract the salt Out of the sea; But how lord do you decree? Too take the briny-sea out the salt. Lord; you can smudge a cloud Out of the skies;

Ambiguity

An omen, parks itself on my doorstep As it draws into me, closer, gripping My throat begins to tighten the the screw and I helplessly bleed tears I cannot explain.
Cherry

Saturday Sonnet: To the Nephew

I seldom write of death. I’m still too young; My pen has yet to spell of lives dispelled, And when I walked my way, the hand I held Was not the shadow I’ll hold down the long

Candy

Candy

Mother Earth

Mother earth, not much to say really,

Helios

This is a poem that I write Because the words have failed the tongue. This is a canticle of night Because my grail has spilled the sun. I was religious, though I thought

Nap of monarch’s wing

On nap of monarch’s wing have I not flown? Done crossed times mortal ravages Into that livery my king holds his throne Save all; but these wolfs and savages.