Poetry · Writing

for hard enough

deep below the surface

past the dirt

the roots

below the unseen life

rests a weary, enchanted mole.

the child snickers from underneath her

covers:

“a mole? with magic?”

“what’s so unbelievable about that?”

meeting her dark, hidden gaze

she erupts from her burrow-

the covers act her cloak-

“well, how come no one’s seen it?”

her hands curl into whiskers.

“maybe we have,”

the child’s face melts into a waiting palm,

weariness in, wonder out,

“maybe we have,

and we weren’t looking for

hard enough.”

Poetry · Writing

back to basic

we will just love to love

enjoy every minute of it

no regrets just memories

forget the rejection

the anger

the hate,

the red door marked do not enter

but is always open-

let’s lock it together

wear the key around your neck

hitch the fear stone across a pond

watch every ring break away

let’s love more than anything else;

Poetry · Writing

blood adjacent

these are fine

this place right here

found it on a whim

i call it a win

i call it home

doesn’t matta where you from

you my brotha for life

this one and the next

your wife will be my sista

your husband will be my brotha

this bond is my treasure

this place right here

found it on a whim

i call it a win

i call it home