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The jelly fish, small as a word
(an English sonnet) In the crystalline, becalmed air The thought held its place there By the picture of large regret, The sailors’ sorrow, the broken net That caught not fish the day described Windswept in that darkening bay. Now the picture is seen as skill, A trial, a test of human will Where brush was…
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After the Deluge
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Just My Lot
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construct
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Let Go
There is order in the fragments. Cups in a late night diner are melody, stacked chairs the staff. Chaff comes, goes, we separate not always wisely. I hold on too long to the discards, the stones, and rocks. Rocks, beautiful stones arranged worn do not feed or satisfy. I’m down in my cups amongst the…
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In This Season
Night and there is rain in the background hitting all the surfaces available out of view an invisible gamelan orchestra of no one there playing a song we cannot follow to a non-end Machinery sporadically strums a counter rhythm waiting its turn, biding time with no purpose to propose The emptying out of all desires,…
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nothing here
look/hear before it disappears: the sump pump dumps & overflows the sharp edged wind slams ’round like a spoiled child in an enclosed room light sparkles off the shaking leaves as we leave observing for work routine put away seeing the attention to detail, say, in Robert Ryman’s white canvases and the slowing down it…
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Part of the Story
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Within the Forest are the Trees
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Change