Sunday, January 31, 2010

Howl the Day Awake







Yellow dogs howling for a promise:

One day, one week; retract-less

Aimless, senseless, voiceless …

As silence is inherent to concession

And choosing blindness to conviction

Breeds creeds of intolerance.

Listen, in the distant the white wolf

Howls the day alive to find endurance.












Thursday, January 28, 2010

A Union in State







The auspicious chamber room in the union semi-round

where root the dreams that freemasons found

in the ethereal modes and ideals of a higher nature;

in the material codes of an empire’s rapture.

Such as in a colony of emperor penguins grousing

about over each of their precious eggs; sounding

calls and braying out for relief and adherence

while waiting birth of their seed inherence.







Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Storm's Call






Hurry! Hurry, gather all in that may perish
The horizon’s long line darkens in anguish
As the blackening sky consumes all the light
And heaven’s drums call for all to take flight
Collect all lines and arcs at the summit’s mount
Before the impending rage takes full account
Of the gardener’s love and work that is assayable
Leaving behind dearth and destruction that is ineffable.














Sunday, January 24, 2010

Up and Down the Night Street







Happiness is as uncertain as doubt
and however full or stout
Laughter may be
It can flee

When enters woe
With its wry blow
Staying all the night
And day until ends the fight.












Thursday, January 21, 2010

Restless







Sleep held to frail thoughts frays

And grips the mind in heavy weigh

Until dawn breaks the night curtain

And the gentle light wakes the uncertain

Dream’s frights to wane and dissipate

Under the sun’s warming state

As the sun flowers turn to face

Once again - time is a restless grace.













Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Homogeneous







When constants and variables agree
That the differences are none,
However odd that notion may be,
The moment when light, deemed as one,
Overwhelms the flower’s space
Consuming all color from its face
Then a singular essence
Releases all character and presence.













Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Impressionism






Is light an impression that darkness

Has of the infinite held to a finite harness;


Is life an impression that death

Controls the limited time of breath;


Is an artist’s impression in creation

The start and end of classicism’s ruination;


Is not stark reality merely an impression

That once lived in a winsome obsession.








 


Sunday, January 17, 2010

Running Wild







Fences and gates do keep;

Collars and chains will hold

Those meek following sheep

However harnesses will never control

Those that prefer running wild.


Watch for the wall keepers my child

For they understand only locks with keys

And docile things that turn contentedly mild;

Silently deferring or purring to appease.

Alas, my peculiar one, only the free, insane or desperate will leap.















Monday, January 11, 2010