How is servant
to what
In all I say
—and do
(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
How is servant
to what
In all I say
—and do
(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
Over the horizon
a harp is playing
Its call recurring,
its tone Divine
Beyond the swell,
a calm is waiting
Its breeze untethered
—to flow sublime
(Book Of Prayers: November, 2020)
Music is to written words
as icing is to cake
Enhancing what you thought you read,
to joyously partake
A song can climb between the layers
to make each serving fly
Sent from Maestro’s high above
—sweet memories bye and bye
(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
Laboring in obscurity,
years behind the mask
Wandering through the shadows,
questions poorly asked
Looking for one reason,
to leave the past behind
Echo’s howling endlessly
—prophecy reminds
(Villanova Pennsylvania: November, 2020)
Victim of his own success…
the treadmill calls,
the hourglass broken
—casualty of what time denies
(The New Room: November, 2020)
In fear of your abandon,
afraid of letting go
Alone and feeling stranded,
bereft—no kindness shown
(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
Its history was written
in tragedy
The period to the last sentence
—was death
(The New Room: November, 2020)
Standing redundant
in an echoing wind,
renewing your vanity
with deference to all
At home on the fringes
where truth is an orphan,
you line up your enemies
canons shot at the wall
A general of
a malingering army,
whose entitled thinkers
lay truth in the grave
The devil is calling
his pulpit awaits you,
the olive branch hollow
—your memory enslaved
(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: November, 2020)
Knowledge is not a paradigm,
but a bridge to something else
Its path to stay unmeasured,
when crossing into self
Devoid of polar opposites,
where beauty exits truth
To steal away, a soul relayed
—its burden stripped of proof
(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: November, 2020)
How do we profess
what we can’t understand
The very nature of this
takes on certain demands
If it’s truly beyond
our ability to know
Something deeper is calling,
where thought cannot go
These walls that surround us,
this cave that we’re in
False images dance,
Plato’s fire burns thin
To truly cross over,
breaking free of its chains
We must turn our eyes inward
—to release and proclaim
(The Book Of Prayers: November, 2020)