
I
will
double
no, triple
numbers in this rhyme,
expanding, contracting, in beautiful sync,
like stars in the night sky, plotting their course in time.

I
will
double
no, triple
numbers in this rhyme,
expanding, contracting, in beautiful sync,
like stars in the night sky, plotting their course in time.
On coldest night, light cracks darkest skies Lending hope to curious wondering eyes Shadowed faces greet spectacular sight Lighting bleakness and darkness on that very night A light to carry though more difficult days Igniting our path; guiding our way Coldest nights turn daily to dawn Light rises upward ’till all shadows are gone
It’s not my mission
To scoff
To scorn
To declare others’ worth
Stained Light Blue shards splintered by inentional lies,Red glass cracked from fires we sparked,Violet dreams shattered, amber hope left sharp. We gather the jagged, each edge an allegory,Fingers gently sweep what we soiled,Wiping away blood, sweat, grit; the costly repair. From refuse, we raise stained-glass light,Fragments fused, sun streaming through scars,A united window, once broken…
I would rather be woke over asleep at the wheel.
Love.We arecommandedto love. But whoshould we love?We ask. Even themhe commands. Them.Those wewhisperabout behindclosed doors. Thosewe crossstreetsto avoid. The addict.The liar.The onewho betrayedtrust.Yes,even them. The neighborflying the flagyou condemn. The strangerprayinga differentprayer. The onewho stainedyour name. The oneyou blockso you sleepat night. Love them.Not to fix them.Not to beat them.ButbecauseHe did.He does. Check out the…
Witching hours,just after night’s deep,demons, ghostssleep; moststill unaware. It’s then whenmy mind awakens,wanders through truth,what has been,what dreams could be. Four to six, A.M.,precious, peaceful time—creativitybursts; bestmoments mine.