Spiritual
Ashland Haiku
(haiku about Ashland, Oregon: my college town and more; dedicated to Dr. Michael Stone) wet red leaves strewn on every sidewalk; flaming yet pacific Vietnamese joint
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The Stranger
The man returns my stare in a knowing way. Do I like this man? I’m not sure? If I look long enough, try to clear my mind, He looks like a stranger, I’ve never seen before.
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In-between life and death
In-between life and death Let’s not resign another breath Plentiful with a full-pail gainful Reach up into ends rainbow Catch that butterfly’s coattail..?
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Judged Beliefs
I believe different, I feel your judgment. Is it less orthodox, or out of context, because it's mystic? If cults obey, doing works of Love Are they fake, or from above
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Winds of October
Nurtured by winds of October Do some of us feel sold over? Now that rowans russet red And national feed the bird’s day Is here again; for them to be fed. Don’t we ourselves wish to stay?
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Flight of the Passiondove
The firebird and firedove The dove of passion And the dove of love Dance the dance of flames Court in a ring of crazy fire For the love of life For a scarlet ribbon For a crimson caress.
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Mirror
I stand here today, in my own future; Life's reflection glistening through the tears. The shadow of a former self Behind me , through the years, turns and walks away.
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My Childhood Sword
Alas my childhood sword, a dagger to me now. How big it seemed at the time, how big it was. Looking back, I finally see how easy living was back then; the time has gone so quickly.
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