Hawai’i sonnet 40

You whisper dawn again and I think damn, you’re going to go. You rise and I can’t catch my breath for you speaking your soft night’s end song. Some is little lost by you with your goodbye, my whole self aching that I can’t go with you to listen to you shape the air, craft…

Wishing Well, Part 6

Part 1 When you wish for something hard enough, you just might get it. Then comes the part about how hard you thought about what happens next, as in being careful what you wish for. Jiminy Cricket says nothing about which star you should wish upon, nor about possible evil consequences of choosing poorly. How…

ON HE RODE — Chapter Nine

“Get his/her act together,” a statement containing the seeds of its own refutation and rebuttal. Or seed: the word “act”. What seems to give the statement credibility is the assumed notion that we are all playing roles we are presumed to shape and that some of us are more skillful shapers. At this point, I…

American Poem

I heard a car pull up and stop behind me. Looking back, I watched a woman emerge slowly from the driver’s side door. Coming around to the curbside, she slid her hand along the car’s body, looking as if she were feeling her way. When she made it all the way around the passenger side…

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