
A local indy
jazz band,
The Monsters,
has opened
a nightclub
in my basement.
Patrons
groove
to their cool
rhythms
and riffs
until wee
early-morning
hours
despite
my tireless
pleas
to take
their tunes
to more
neighborly
venues.

A local indy
jazz band,
The Monsters,
has opened
a nightclub
in my basement.
Patrons
groove
to their cool
rhythms
and riffs
until wee
early-morning
hours
despite
my tireless
pleas
to take
their tunes
to more
neighborly
venues.
I Am Just SayingWhen Jesus blessed the persecutedhe was not recruitingan armyof understudiesto weave wooland spin yarnseasily unraveledonly to hirescribes and Phariseesto cry in courtsof public opinionabouttheir oppression.He did notwant that.I am justsaying… What Exactly Am I Saying? If you spend a little time with the poems on this site, you might notice how often…
I used to believe America was big enough to equip neighbors of diverging dreams the balanced freedoms to design their own destinies
A Time to Laugh Disciples fished all night,nets heavy with nothing.“Try the other side,”He called from shore.They cast again,nets bursting with silver.“Leave it to Him,”Peter shook his head,grinning wide,“to outfish the dead.” Thomas stood, arms crossed,eyebrows raised.“I’ll believe when I see.”Jesus held outHis hands.“Touchand see.” Martha clattered pots,stirred, salted, simmered.Mary satstill at His feet,unhurried, unbothered.“She’s…
Old book rests on wooden nightstandWorn cover binds tales of timeYellow pages pack away past proverbsSilent, still. Patiently waiting to speakWords offering warmth, guiding gentle growthWhen I open, friend diffuses light.
Yesterday Left without sayingGoodbyeHe refusedTo speakAnd couldn’t findWordsTo leaveA small noteOr textMessage At leastI have Today
Experience the beauty of poetic expression as verses describe the synchronized heartbeats and silent communication of love.