comes like fire-- the sudden
spark on dry leaves, and all
is lost.
pinches like tip of finger
in closet door-- the aftermath
of bruise tells all....showing others,
they nod and sigh
and everyone knows what it means.
knocks out the wind, knocks
on the door-- more like bangs,
and you can't refuse to let
this thief in.
stings, like pouring the wine
on the wound instead of the tongue.

Monday, October 20, 2008
the widow's wheel
With this ribbon, I spin you
up in black, than white-- the day
of night, the movement called belief.
You become the tree in my yard,
the stature of Goliath--I bring you
down to me and grasp the limb
of your love.
up in black, than white-- the day
of night, the movement called belief.
You become the tree in my yard,
the stature of Goliath--I bring you
down to me and grasp the limb
of your love.
the theology of thought
In the thick of collarbone, driving splinter deep into the reprise of foundation, I met a boy made of wood. He lived with a horse of noise, in a castle that shown like a city on a hill. But I am a lightbulb, pale from the retreat of night and white-knuckle days. I believe in the woodpecker-- the tree he pokes and prods from dawn 'til dusk. I enjoy the rethink of Jesus, the awe of omniscience, the revamp of king. I hunt through blue lighted snow, heavy on my heart and soft on my pink boots.
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