Monthly Archives: March 2015

An experiment with words occurs Each time we meet

Tap, tap, tap

After two days of sun Spring brought the snow To blanket your ground There were no mourners To grant you the dignity of grief They mourned instead fresh lives Lost in mountains far from here Their silent weeping mocked A … Continue reading →

We drank wine and wept When he died And yet He would not have wanted That we cried

Dazed from waking Daylight saves you From nightmare-deep sleep

Stop, halt, no go You call out But they do not stop No, they go on Hey It is not right You know you need to fight Call out Stop Try to catch an eye Shout loud But they do … Continue reading →

Leaving Manchester for the last time Window wound down a crack Head resting, sun reflecting The journey home Rainclouds; typically gathered On the edge of things Any minute now that blast of summer Showers will pass  You are ready, bags … Continue reading →

The pull of her liquid eyes And you are enraged She is infected with sighs Diseased by that desired A classic sign of craving What she should not want. Now a promise; behaving You enter the détente You maintain a … Continue reading →

Annoyed Bitter Enraged Irate Impassioned Indignant

Lady calling out as was (Seven letters) Mine’s a pint of… (Six letters) Dan and 4 out of 5 in green are all mixed up (Seven letters) First person gives a grade (Five letters) Ardor is within an abbreviated being … Continue reading →