Dear John

“Dear John”

 

I write these words

to tell you 

I love you

 

the scars

that you left

 

pages burned

nothing left, but ash

 

casted out

to call my power back

to me

 

I write these words

as they, set me free

 

                          ❤ always

                                   Me

HR-4 If You Have Enough (text prompt marriage)

If you have enough love
And your heart is true to one
You can be bound to each other
Always together, living as one

If you have enough
If you have enough love

If your heart is true to one
And you have enough love
You will be bound together
Always living as one

If you have enough love
If you have enough

Hour Sixteen: Road Map to Me

Turn left as soon as you can

Look for the broken caution sign

Tossed aside by the side of the road

When you reach the defaced stop sign

Keep going until you see

The traffic light

Hanging precariously

Stuck on red

Ignore it and

Ease on across looking both ways

When you arrive you’ll find

A doorway without a welcome mat

For stomping off the mud and dust

of what is right

Enter the house leaning left

Stop when you hear my rapier wit

welcoming you

carefully approach until I sheathe my weapons

Be at home then in this space

I’ve made my own.

It’s A Match (Poem 16)

 

 

The blue of the sky

Matching the blue of the wall

The mood seems to be blue too?

Saved by the others probably, Because like the sky,

The wall is a myriad of colors too!

It stays ‘Stay Funky’

Is it the sky’s message to the wall?

Is the wall saying it to the sky?

Are both of them teaching it to us?

It’s universal anyway

So let’s embrace it

And keep all the colours of our personality alive !

 

 

 

In response to image prompt number 16

Hour 16

Raise your flags, raise your glasses,  

And breathe again; it is finally over.  

We have won.  

Prompt 16

Hello again,

I heard you breathing
while you were falling

I held your head up

to the clouds after opening

my doubt to the sunshine

I didn’t hear you calling

Too busy looking out the window

waiting for the day’s moon

Gordon and Marvin

One nimble, the other lived-in,
And they’re both competing for the stomachs
of the F Word customers.

Gordon, in his chef’s coat, sans T-shirt –
scratchy material, no wonder he’s telling
his cooks to eff off – methodically roasts peppers
and chorizo for heat, adding sherry, pureeing, er, tomahtos
while exchanging cheerful barbs.

Marvin, gleefully waving his knife in the air –
“Am I distracting you in any way?” –
is boiling celery for his Meat Loaf Tunafish Casserole Surprise
over which he crumbles potato chips while maniacally
laughing that Gordon can’t identify his secret ingredient.

And, it was close. Two to three, Gordon, who was
still laughing as Marvin left the building.

The guiding light (Hour 16)

Once while crossing the woods,
it was dark in the night,
not a soul in sight,
being brave, she walked alone,
and soon found something on its own,
it was a globe of light,
shining like a blue moon at night,
she held it in her hands,
found her vision expand,
her path became clear,
her destination was near,
the dark forest was still there,
but the guiding light was here.