• just to thank you

    regard the harmony
    stay under wraps
    a gentle nap would do you good
    to sleep and let
    the day so pass
    as subtle rain on the sense of strain
    it is your birthrite
    the ritual tribunal
    music tuneful
    nothing to fear
    beautiful artist
    in quiet repose
    pieces of mosaic
    make up your tapestry
    i your humble witness
    happen upon the blessing
    to meet you in your finest hour
    when love brings much reward
    i a friend forever
    feel the warmth from your candle
    i would walk a mile for a mammal
    just to thank you for your smile.

  • the milieu

    I hear the lull of a lure in lullaby milieu, hesitate a borrowed fate
    to remedy a memory seen where you’ve been, unheard to know harmony
    occurs with windows of the spirit,
    a mirror of history, recording the path down back ally ways that climb
    like a cat to the top of the stair starved imperfection at the very
    mention of her name without question that lead me to pools of
    aquamarine cool water fresh pure clear as those sparkling deep
    gray/blue eyes that well up with tears to sympathize my humble
    cries-looking for a sunrise to brighten the day, forgive me my lies I
    know not what I said, empty your anger and I will do the same, open
    your heart let go of the pain, I humbly ask God to remove all defects
    of character-I walk
    in the pouring rain of tears loving from afar so many
    years I am sorrow you are golden, words are flowing
    to the depths of my soul I am broken, you remain soft spoken, the girl
    of my dreams I reminisce, shy as an overcast sky.

  • the golden rule

    conquest is a panacea of the past, in lives too lost to last..
    to conquer my pompous mask I can’t face the waste I trash.
    lashing out will not bring peace nor light or love so sweet,
    when next that we should meet I pray to be back on my feet as cool in
    summer heat with no thought of defeat-
    open to the golden rule with time to share our weathered cares and
    turn the other cheek, let me hold your hand and mend as we walk the
    way back when.