Category Archives: Poems

This is a reminder to me And maybe you That to be at peace We must plant our feet In the earth Indulge in the dirt To feel okay Hearts must fray Back to raw source From whence they came So quieten down Get close to the ground And listen to the noise Of lifeContinueContinue reading “Return To Raw Source”

Feet weightless, lifting me up
Spinning me round
This frenzy of sound

To commune with life in trust and faith
Be dangerously untethered and absolutely safe

A Detailing Of A Peaky Moment

A few words from a day that deserves many more.

Three megaflourescent orbs in the sky
An unassuming night

Eye-gazing and synchronised breath
Tentative tenderness Walking step by step Heart stepping the same way

Blue Skies, Sweetness. Muddled harmony unneatness.

A poem for a friend who is slowly blossoming

A poem for a friend who has been going through some stuff

Flow with life
You must go with life
You cannot know your strife
Until you hold the knife

I reach within, I touch my skin, I let the words soften

Go anywhere and insects will be there

Our only hope is that we know

Don’t be entombed
Before you’ve unwombed

My feelings about the covid restrictions

No longer tranquilized by dreams. Present now, free.

(I wrote this back in October ’20 and just found it in my phone notes. A nice little gift from past me to present me. Tomorrow: a big ole walk.)

Guidance counsellor: So young one, come take a seat. Tell me, in the future, what will you be?

Student: You mean to ask, teacher dear, what will the world be, in the future near?

The cry of city life