I was once
a saturated sponge
sitting and souring
in a stagnant pool.
You became
my healing grip
wringing and rinsing
out my rot.
The sun was
my cleansing cure
entreating and igniting
my flame.
I was once
a saturated sponge
sitting and souring
in a stagnant pool.
You became
my healing grip
wringing and rinsing
out my rot.
The sun was
my cleansing cure
entreating and igniting
my flame.
Cherish the days spent together In no time young souls will grow old Cold nights cloaked in foggy weather Spark mem’ries of days gilded gold Earth turns night to day back to night New days might be our only chance To celebrate our common light Before slipping from our final glance Yes, cherish our days spent together ‘fore fading the daylight so…
Dear God, Help me resist—resist becoming an angry old man,an angry old man who sitswith other angry old men,over coffee cups and eggs,complaining about the state of the world today. Grumbling about this,griping about that,griping about anythingthat doesn’t fit the narrow lensof my own biased view. Help me remember—remember that empathy is strength,that kindness builds…
It’s incrediblehow sharplywantonly-whispered hitshurt crushinghope, heartand honoronce solid it’s hardto toss outsuch heavy baggageand forget healinghope, heartand honornow fragile
I have a theory:
It’s simple
and clear
through small acts
with small means
we steer change
Poor Apostrophe. He always seems to show up in the wrong places. Places he’d rather not be.
“You chirped all summer from morning to night;
Am I to nourish you in your blight?”