Everyone said it was
a dead end job
what do they know
I met you there
~
Poetic Asides PAD – 30 “deadend”
A place for poems and pics
Everyone said it was
a dead end job
what do they know
I met you there
~
Poetic Asides PAD – 30 “deadend”
fancy boots
covered in mud
puddle fun
I had no pole
to dance around
no pretty ribbons
streaming freely
as a spring zephyr
lifted them skyward
there was no fete or
crowds of celebrants
in party clothes
instead I skipped around
the ancient apple tree
with blossoms raining down
~~
We’re celebrating around the Maypole in the Garden
I’m just gonna
plop some words
on a page and hope
that they will arrange
themselves into a poem
or a novel or at least
some sage advice
that they might dance
romance, entrance
and unsuspecting reader
that they survive,
arrive in time to patch
a broken heart,or two
produce, seduce, let
loose a laugh or even
a guffaw, a cackle
or a silly snort
I’ll set them free
no guarantee or
warranty attached
–
Poetic Asides PAD 29 – “haphazard”
Carpe Diem Special #208 – Sara McNulty’s 4th
“fantasy” shadorma
~~
sliver of
moon cleaves the night sky
opening
a window
to un-granted wishes that
wait for their release
shorter than average
a compassionate soul –
tears at the ready
a bit stubborn (according to some)
restless in a creative way
flexible (thanks to yoga) –
yes, I can go with the flow
a quiet force for change
down to earth especially
under un-manicured nails
artist disguised as a peasant
“
Today at Real Toads, Kelli wants to know – Who are you? – in 50 words
I planted peas by your
lambent (nightl)light
and started tomatoes
according to your (de)signs
I mowed and sowed
and flowed with the charts
you waxed poetic in
blossoms – white as light
I danced in your fullness
until waning, not complaining
we rested at the dawn
and yet this gonzo gardening
asks no pardoning from the sun
~
Poetic Asides PAD 28 – “Important (blank)”
the moon has taken
the whole night off
and the stars have
called in sick
the cow took off
from the ground but found
there was nothing
up there to jump over
the dish and spoon
got lost in the dark
and stumbled their
way back home
the little dog thought it
was all a big joke and
chuckled and laughed
out loud
but the fiddling cat
such a very cool cat
fiddled his way to dawn
–
Poetic Asides PAD 27 – “take off”
drifting down
no longer in flight
bird feather
(a tricube)
is this love
or something
else I feel
my cheeks are
pinky my
head’s spinning
it could be
love or some
other spell
Poetic Asides – PAD 26 – “love or anti-love”