A Man’s Heart For Breaking

A poem for breakers of Man.

Once Upon A Summer 

Free Verse  

Spring in Hanoi 

Le Printemps: Un Haïku

Le Printemps

The Belle Of Amherst - I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died

My personal Emily Dickinson marathon

Faded.

A Poem

How many days has it been?
Since I could count the years we would shared forever.
When buses and trees…

Harmonicas

A Poem

Harmonicas

we will all need babysitters
is what the saxophone madam plays
braced against a tunnel mouth
like the night gently pulls her into itself
sounds like the late trains pulling out
in black tie, and lace

Story of a flower

A Poem

Wide-eye, took the first breadth

Tepid Strides

The floor boards tremble beneath her feet as the bass takes on an incredulous beat . White noise.

A diabolic gush weakens her stance as she tries to mimic life's new dance.
Tempest storm.