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Monthly Archives: March 2024
Miles of Memories
–after Maurice Sendak Driving west across the milesthrough days and weeksin and out of yearsto a family dinner to celebrate one ofthe holidays that mark the calendar–denotingseasons, celebrations, times to gather.Memories ride front seat reminders ofbigger families somehow smallergrandparents now … Continue reading
Yesterday . . .
I read some poetryabout the end of the world.It wasn’t allbad–there were remindersof repair and moments of beauty in that verseAnd I went to bed wondering aboutthe end of thingsof memy patienceand this week beforeSpring Break Wondering if there willbe … Continue reading
Back to normal
I’m starting to feel a returnto normalto myselfto somethingMaybe it’s just routines remindingme of moments past providingcomfort Maybe it’s wishful thinkingWhat defines normal?What defies normal? Is it the intersection of comfort andnostalgia?
Survival
Masses mindlessly moving (not quite) forwardchoosing the next easy thing choosing or just doingswept toward a destination(is it destiny when it’s the resultof choices?)Can I convince you to step upstep forwardmake just one hard choiceor one right choiceto do the … Continue reading
Remnants
Farmhouse formerlystanding stately on a hillsituated with sight to the setting sunoverlooking a road formerly cattle trailsweet tea and lemonade served on the porch daily entertainingfriends, relatives, soon-to-be friendssmells of meat, bread (fresh-baked)mingle with herbs and garden vegetablesWindows open to … Continue reading
Friday
Prelude to the weekendend of the long weekday of debatework hard today andrest through the weekendortake it easy nowand hustle on Sundayto prepare for the next weekit’s never an easy decisionoften it’s decided by not deciding
Two Views of a Week
hoping for a quick weekmoving towards Spring Breakcounting the dayswondering why it’s movingso slowlywe’re all tired getting on eachother’s nervestime can’t pass fast enough longing for a long weekmoving through Spring Breakspending the hoursrestinghopinglovingfamiy timerechargingredoingtime can’t pass slowly enough
Killdeer Nest-a Haiku
Killdeer nest–two eggs.Eggs and birds missing–now gone.Too soon for hatching.
Just One
We’ve been waitingwatching for your return.The two of you who nest here.Listening for that distinct callwatching for your shore-bird bodylong legsrunning across the parking lotwatching for any slight depressionin the rockssign of a possible nesthoping to see eggs beforeyou two … Continue reading
A Clean Sweep
It builds upon horizontal surfacesthe detritus of daily livingpost-it notes that have long out-lived their purposewriting utensilspaper clips guitar picksnotebooksscrap paperempty envelopesbooks from shelves not re-shelvedpapers waiting to be filedor discardedall crowding thesurface of my deskcluttering my thoughts and my … Continue reading