A Month of HaikusNEW
You can read more than one a day. Just don't over do it.
My River My Woman
A strange mingling of the spiritual and the sexual.
Hard to Find
This is as much for me as it is for you.
Scrapbook
It's all with me now. I remember everything.
Roost
The heart is never empty for long.
Wink
She has a long list of grateful victims.
The Tree Outside My Window
This tree really is large enough to house a village of Ewoks.
Debt
I guess I still owe the little guy something.
Restless Toy
The fun of having a heart is seeing how much pummeling it can withstand.
1000 Ways to Write (part 1)
This poem contains many years and many incarnations of me.
January Lies
You know, you don't have to wait for a new year to make a new you.
Dark December Elves
If you think Christmas Eve is a long night for the kids, just look at what the parents have to go
through.
Right With the World
Even a cynical heathen like me can find a reason to pray.
Rainbow
If Freddy Mercury can write a poem about his cat, then so can I.
Teach My Kiss to the Cactus
I wrote this for a Gypsy girl I met in the mountains. She got me into the movies for free but never
did let me have that kiss.
HA!
If only I were as good as Shakespeare, then I could convince you how dangerous envy is.
This Weekend
I bet my to-do list is way cooler than your to-do list.
Nothing Wrong
This is a test of the Revelations Broadcast System. This is only a test.
Song of Cindy
It's all true, I tell you. Every word of it.
Exterminator
Frankly, I hate junkies. I hate them and their stupid problems.
Firefly
I'm sad that my Granny died never having read this poem.
Sleep 13
This is a dream. Or is it, like most nights, lots of little dreams that only seem like one?
Poem Held Down by the Edge of a Glass
What moms and girlfriends don't realize is that right there, on the floor beside the desk, is where that
comic book lives.
God Damn America
I took a copy of Walden to the office one day. Thoreau hated being there.