I wrote it
but no-one noticed
my words sat
patiently
craving attention
(awaiting cordial chatter?)
eyes glanced
briefly
moving quickly
(seeking saltier speech?)
Do words die
when no-one notices?
I wrote it
but no-one noticed
my words sat
patiently
craving attention
(awaiting cordial chatter?)
eyes glanced
briefly
moving quickly
(seeking saltier speech?)
Do words die
when no-one notices?
I’m the tortured poet
sitting solumnly
during starlit hours
staring at blank screen.
The greatestcommandmentis love So, simply love Love your Godbut to truly loveyour God,you must embraceyour neighborcompletely Youdon’t choosewhom to love—if you trulylove God Love all,all,all—on thisall of God’s lawhangs: lovingHimand every other,with all your soul,and all your mind Remember:love conquersall
Empty bowlgrumbling hunger–why is there no food? Scorched seedsdrifting directionless–hoping for life in barren soil. Cracked well,leaking water–mocking parched souls their unquenchable thirst. Lonely footprintsshifting in sand–lost without a willing guide. Threadbare cloak,dangling forlorn on a rusted hook–barely sheltering those left in the cold. Withering vines,trembling leaves–yearning for a smog-cloaked sun. Rusted gateguarding mocked cries–echoing…
I have no memory of writing this…
“Science is itself poetic…science opens up realms of poetry.” — Science and Poetry collection “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein “Poetry and science are allies, not opposites.” — Holly Lyn Walrath “Perhaps there could be no joy…without an equal weight of pain to balance…
I have a tattered shoe box
Filled with notes I shouldn’t keep
Addressed to names I was called
But forbidden to repeat.