its said earth was Gods gift to us Like our bodies its the only way our souls can live   the sky smells of wonder, the land pours sacrifices decimating droughts. mankind’s hurdles have made it difficult to experience places our eyes have never seen before…

the crispy sweet shell protects the dark center until it cracks it sure wears better on an M&M

When I was 8 years old My mother taught me how to sew Pushing and pulling the needle through the fabric making clean near stitches I picked at the loose frayed hole of my sweater on a rainy day in November And the rain drops…

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An element or certainly two Floating past one another In the vast watery landscape Interacting through electrons Chemicals that form complex attractions Each second, numerous connections That lead to large, diverse compounds A marvelous broth to nourish the future Life will arrive soon Maybe in…

SR 153 somewhere between Mullins and Savannah is dotted with stone white oaks, dead as hands clawing from swampy graves. Devil’s Dining Room Rd doesn’t lead where you think it will. There are three foot tall flowers with orange heads and orange lips foretelling war…

Poor for a reason a politician’s excuse for no parity

A Circle: The End is the Beginning (Acrostic)   Callous casualties of opportunistic demagoguery give way to fervent ceasefires. Imaginations illuminate the shift that is pending. The end points to a new beginning. Reconciliation of the fallacy of opposites finally proves the hypothesis. Circle reunited…

Yarn hoarder’s confession   Street vendor by trade Crocheting hats with a Madame Defarge intensity Seven years I sold them   Now laden with too much Yarn purchased on sale I appear a hoarder unwilling To part with smart purchases   Hats of my own…

  Mother Nature sheds one ghastly skin One of disease and pain and spiritual vandalism One of love and beauty and poetry Humanity left as no more than a healing scar on earths grimace