Coming home always has its one moment
of regret and of reward -
regardless the reminisce...
or the prevailing wind.
Coming home always has its one moment
of regret and of reward -
regardless the reminisce...
or the prevailing wind.
A Bit of Hex from FTX
Sammie the bank - man its fried
the island of desire now detached
from the mainland cash cows
find a life vest to wear -
'fore the shark vests come to feed....
Just In Passing
The note arrived late one November afternoon
It came quietly saying, “Dad’s lost in passing”.
It was a simple thought, “his work will be lasting”.
The notice announced, “we will gather at the next red moon”.
There was an empty book at the front door
With small cards reading a prayer for a soul’s passing.
And a reminder to all, “nothing is everlasting”.
There were cold folding chairs lined across an old wood floor.
The grey skies outside cried through the window’s panes
As people gathered in line to honor an old man’s passing.
Each shared a moment and a soft embrace saying, “his work is lasting”.
And after prayers were said shared memories brought laughter and too, pains.
The empty room was busy now with family and friends tending
To an array of old photos and keepsakes left to tell of life’s passing;
Newborn to child; teen to man; soldier to artist; the images were lasting.
Placing a lifetime in proper chronology does not always explain the ending.
Wondering through his life and paging through his works of art
While overhearing so many whispers, “how did we not see this before his passing?
And why did he stop creating; why did silence then become so lasting – “
A sweet child imagined, “perhaps, he had given all that was left in his heart”.
"Come along with me",
spake the universe.
"Nay, for there is yet light
that waits my presence",
whispered the moon -
And the children broke wild.
You are the leaf floating upon the surface
you are winds carrying you away
you are the river's waters moving along
to find the greater ocean
you are unique to yourself;
be one - be all.
Standin' by the window's bay
Watchin' the day fade away
Knowin' nothing ever gonna stay
Seein' how time has much to say
When light cedes to my night's fae.
(homage to Otis Redding - Dock of the Bay)
When all the forces gather,
at the foothold, where earth stands
at the precipice
of Armageddon
waiting for mortality to take breath.
Photo by: adamkylejackson.com
The leaves jump to their floating ways
writing poems across the blue sky
as the days dwindle into a long sleep -
for the last light calls her children home.