Topic: poem

Lights of the long-night sky Dance at your laughing, whirling dance. They’ve leapt up from their dark-frozen waters, Greeting you in song, sisters to sister, While you as if waking from sleep, shook Off your buffalo cloak and joined their bright cold dance. They’ve waited for you in brooding patience, dreaming of Your fierce love and your gentle anger, longing for you Through long...

Carrots Entwined, or Kindred Carrots is an awesome Portland photograph and poem by artist Jane Pellicciotto...find out more about her at Allegro Design....

I wrote this kind of quick tonight, for fun. Outdated I’m rusty on the edges Starting to swell I don’t remember the exact date I fell behind Maybe it was one step at first I lagged Distracted Probably by something small, relatively When I glanced up again I could be on another planet. I think it was the 80’s I quit running No, the early 90’s it was. Oh, who cares? I...

hot damp august night workweek thoughts, eyes closed, awake three . . . deep . . . breaths Everyone's been there, I bet. Busy work week, getting behind on home projects, sure there's something important to do you've forgotten. Your mind is everywhere but where you are, right now. Combine that with an unseasonable heat wave, a humid night, sleeping on top of the sheets, window open for any hint...