Flames are beautiful Red, blue and yellow Just and awesome sight to see why not come and play with me. All rights reserved copyrighted(c)2017 Roxann A Harvey
Category: Marathon Poem
Hour twenty four
Outside my window A clothes line on which I’ve hung hurriedly my towel and my t-shirt— wrinkled A few flower pots with seasonal flowers— all colours A white wall with fine cracks— revealing its grey body
Watson
My heart still ached from losing Gus, from losing August, but my need for a dog, a companion, was too great. Your ears were plastered back, even through the glass. Not a Poodle. Not a Havanese. Brown eyes cast down. Tail tucked. I held your…
Hour twenty three
Bold but beautiful I miss your promises— all fake (Hiaku)
Hour 24: Window
The windows of my heart that peeps into reality wiping off the mud got stuck with time. The window to my longing desire to jump and dance seeing the birds chirping and dirty glance of the rainbow the window of my yearning love waiting for…
Hour twenty two
Black velvet on your ivory skin Hair pinned bare neck A sideway glance from you, Senorita, lights my sullen room
Hour twenty one
Life— a small book a never ending prose an exaggerated art form
Hour 23: Missing the Rain
The sight of raindrops soothes the nerves, like the blissful smile of someone dear. The petrichor of soaking pain down the earth, To the parched and dead. The feel of droplets pounding the bare skin, Some bouncing back, like the goodbyes of dear ones. Some…
(#24/24): “Vista”
The day has been long. And on the cusp of yet another, Dawn will almost break, But not my flagging, weary muse. Though there are only street lamps, And dark clouds marring my view Of the beloved mountains on the North Shore, I know…
Hour Twenty
A flower pot resides next to my work station Sometimes a flower blooms with a red glistening texture its subtle fragrance all over Sometimes a thorn pricks my conscience its consequence all over The crimson pot— my muse stays forever.