Tag: Poems

  • Possession

    A crinkled smile, pale skin, glowing blue eyes
    A kiss like a narcotic, couldn’t get you out of my mind
    If I tried
    And I have
    I’ve tried a thousand times
    I’ve tried to burn the story
    but I can’t ignite the lines.

    I guess I’m smitten, yes with fiction
    Trying to turn it into fact
    I guess I haven’t learned
    that no one’s had
    much luck with that

    And now I’m back
    much worse than I started
    because now I know
    what we could be
    And must see we aren’t.

  • Balancing Act

    Free flowing as a woodland stream
    Strive to defy tradition
    Endless as a waking dream
    With pace, with rhythmic mission
    There always seems to be this battle
    Nigh, poetic war
    To speak upon a common level
    But evoke
    A sense of more

  • Life’s Been Good

    Hark, the bright lights grow near.
    Please note I wish
    not to be missed.
    Let the bell toll slow and steady.
    Let the tone ring heavy hits.

    As those bells and lights consume me,
    As the cold night wraps tight to me,
    As I drift off in the moon’s beam,
    I ask of you that no tear slips.

    For I have had what most have not.
    I’ve had enough, though not a lot.
    My bed’s been warm.
    My food’s been hot.
    In comfort, I was rich.

    So now I will accept the way
    in which decay can come with age
    Though I hope my memory will stay
    once I am set adrift.