13~17
Waking up
Under water…
How can I now breathe?
Sparkly colors
Surround me.
All upside down…
How can fish drown?
Not me.
24 Poems ~ 24 Hours
Waking up
Under water…
How can I now breathe?
Sparkly colors
Surround me.
All upside down…
How can fish drown?
Not me.
Beware the deep waters,
We’re untold creatures roam and wait patiently for unwary human prey.
Placing upon themselves glamour’s and enchantments.
And when they decide that your flesh or soul is the one they’re craving,
Let’s go of any hope to survive.
The dark waters will swallow you whole and leave your bones as an example.
Beware the deep dark waters.
Merry unbirthday
You might call me hopping mad
Put the kettle on
Here I stand, alone again,
the ocean is far below.
There is nothing left for me to stand,
nowhere to call my home.
My love has forgotten me,
my heart has been sold,
there is nothing left for me,
save for what was left long ago.
The pelt of life’s past,
still tasting of salt,
my children are all grown and gone,
and I’m all alone.
Take the skin, girl to woman,
slip below the waves.
Join the dance of your seal kin
and let the waves wash your life away.
A beetle walks into the ray of sun at my feet.
I tread it underfoot.
Thus spake the beetle, as it took its dying breath:
“What the fuck man,
Why would you do this?
I was just making my way outside.”
And it passed.
Run rinse rise
life in an
incandescence blue
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He lay asleep,
Without moving.
For days he would do this,
Leaving us worried and clueless.
Never telling us what was wrong.
We should have noticed!!
little kids laughing
the happiest noise i know
happy faces and runny noses
mix somehow well in the middle of a saturday evening
building castles with blocks
straight up to the sky
first bridges then houses
than camping under sheets
it doesn’t matter
you only need time and imagination
and you can run completely free
that is the beauty of youth
you are not limited by real life experiences
there is no line in the sand
so everything is allowed
that is the joy of being a child.
Whooie fi mi Island a boom
Whooie fi mi island a boom
We have di fastest man in di worl
Bolt is like lightening
We bad a dan bad
we love the Lord Jesus
A him a we strength and shield
Give dem a run fi dem money
We have it lock no matter what
A Jamaica Nice yuh see it
A suh we dweet
no badda say nuttin
everything irie
Whooie fi we island a boom
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I’m running on the last bits
Of what I have left
I came here with all the energy I had
And most of it is already gone
I’m only running on what the others are giving me
They hug me and smile
They ask where I am now and what I’m doing
We talk for hours because we haven’t talked in years
Around these boys I am not shy
I am not ashamed of what I am or who I am right now
They don’t care, they’be never cared
They love me for who I am right now
And I love them for who they are right now
This is all that I’m running on right now
What’s left of the energy I came with
And the love of these around me