Beloved Guests of Life
Let the ardent sunlight stroke my eyelids, let the cooling breeze flow past my face. Let the glowing roses strew …
Let the ardent sunlight stroke my eyelids, let the cooling breeze flow past my face. Let the glowing roses strew …
I have cut monofilament lines and filed barbs from fishhooks so none of them dig under my tender calluses. Later, …
Trills and tremolos, chirps and warbles echo in the trees I see with closed eyes. Wind flirts with my ears …
Autumn is you now; golden-brown leaves in trees have taken the shape of your hair, and wiry, worn trunks; your …
Although I am, I do not feel alone. I’ve climbed the trail to greet my welkin gods and leave them …
This winter lingers late in rime filled dells, old wearied bones and joints creak stiff and sore, glazed frosted panes …