i haven’t
seen your eyes
shine
the way the did tonight;
i captured
every second
with my two lenses
before the night ended
Writing, Ideas, & Stories
i haven’t
seen your eyes
shine
the way the did tonight;
i captured
every second
with my two lenses
before the night ended
i saw her
again
at a coffee shop
downtown –
we met
each others gaze
before she met
the inside
of her sunglasses
it’s not that i’m crazy about you
i feel crazy
cycle across the globe
ready to be a government dog
play capture the flag
on the moon;
not crazy
just ready to be a Armstrong
ring the bell
dinner is ready-
i missed it;
silent to the bell
house on a hill
chances are
i’ll miss the next one
waiting for the right one
to ring that bell
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
i think about you when the walls are drawn up
everything colored inside
except us
i think about your love
on sunday morning
in a hoodie and sweats ready for a marathon
i think about tomorrow
the what if and what not
as long as the what if is you
living for a challenge
set the difficulty early
left in a gutter
waiting for rain,
like waiting for a god to remember
what they left here
wallowing in the dry
crying for remembrance
at your temple of worship
not to be left here to die,
you’ll get back to me
probably not, but that’s what prayer is for
took a chance
missed
story of an archer
quiver at the no
ready for the now
aiming vow
taking a bow
hanging upside down frown
quiet afternoon
change the channel
i can’t stand your voice;
the lies stack higher than a mountain
words paved with cement
and sealed with a kiss;
i can’t stand your voice.
i crumble at each vowel
the second you leave
i play it again
and again
feel your scent like a thick cloud
i imagine
it’s what heaven is like
full of these clouds
full of today
everyday