Poetry · Writing

Olympus

I see you;

standing

on your mountain top

peering down at us

like a god to a man.

Who crowned you king?

When did your entitlement

place you at the top,

to call down below saying

we deserved our past.

It easy from way up there

isn’t it. Will be

waiting when a sudden gust

out of your control

pushes you. The fall 

down won’t be pretty.

Poetry · Writing

Strange Things

Oh we had some good times.

Running threw untrimmed meadows

laughing, laughing until our cheeks

turned red as lips.

Than, oh than the he blew through

the ceiling like a cyclone.

I found the shelf under my ass,

watching the light come through as

fragments dreaming of the real thing.

Dust mites came,

swarmed the finished wood,

to keep me warm through the winter.

Poetry · Writing

Hurt

I hurt myself today.

Fell on a pile of stones left

by myself. By myself at a quarry

staring into the sun for fun.

Late for a date I hurt myself.

My mom called it self sabotage

and she prayed for tomorrow.

Praying I don’t visit the quarry again.

Poetry · Writing

Kingfisher

It boils in the pit of insecurity

measured on the tip of my tongue.

It won’t, It won’t

fly like the bird I envisioned.

The bird in my dreams that

flies to new heights, through

the atmosphere and seeing the stars.

It hides in its cage. Chained too

my lunges and sings to

itself about the dream it once

had.

Poetry · Writing

Ego

Battle the greats and hear they roar,

roar until tomorrow’s sun rise

on their command. The greats

are only for a single sun

for the new is crowned

for the moon. The sun

opens the gate of the mountain

for the greats to walk their final

journey. Transcend into the

god, becoming the gods

in footsteps left behind.

Poetry · Scene · Writing

Without Order

Blankets tied the edge of the bed

to the ceiling. Wrapped in tied dyed

sheets from the Dollar Tree with

monkies swinging from branch to

branch. We see things different.

Upside down shows us the way 

it’s supposed to be. Anarchy and Peace

hold hands skipping to a better

tomorrow. I wish I could of taken that

blue pill sometimes. Sit up straight and

pretend it doesn’t exist.

Poetry · Writing

Defend

My heart was your shield

the night the pitch forks came.

Into the steamy fields under

blood moon. Their screams

carried deep into the night.

Anger and fear clouded

their humanity, telling them

to burn.

Burn, burn until everything

is blood red. No devil can save you.

Run through the fields

my heart will be your shield

so you can fight for another.

Poetry · Writing

Trust

Pinwheeling through it. 

Gentle breeze blows the house

to pieces. Your labeled

The Big Bad Wolf. 

Pieces will lie on the

cold Earth for an

unmeasurable amount of time

before it heals. 
The contractor never

makes eye contact. Shamefully

assembling the remains as

a toddler builds a playhouse.

The pinwheel spins

until the next great gust.