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Publand

I look at my fingers and draw a breathLooking at the TVNo thoughts on a famous deathWhy aren’t normal people read on the news?Now, let’s focus on those subtle cuesFrom froggy legs to shiny shoes A suspended glassTo the old beer-mat trickGod, these geezers are wickedy sickPlastic bottle 360-flipping, from the backto the palm ofContinue reading “Publand”

Crackington Haven

In remnant earth and timeless sand Where no human strength can command No other ordinance can comply to the majesty of when sea meets sky No flame of candle once lit extinguishes time like the sun glittering over a still ocean Two friends, turned lovers, gaze upon it, far away, but together in heart IContinue reading “Crackington Haven”

Arms of Winter

Let the arms of winter embrace you Holding your knees up to your chest as he meets you In the snow that you so wished would thaw, the ice that leaves it’s ruinous tracks disguised He takes little but leaves much. The pines of trees caked in white, great firs eclipse the blinding sun withContinue reading “Arms of Winter”

I’m Here

I’m here to spread joy and that’s a fact I’m here to embrace pain; leaving love intact I’m here to lead you into battle I’m here in your mind I’m here to set you free I’m here to never let you down I’m here to always understand your frown When time gets tough, and daysContinue reading “I’m Here”

L.A. Never

Cracks of light Stones of height Laid from the deep Steam in flight On a wing-less night Lashed out on the heath Ruined wall Now not so tall Remnant of time Back we go Forward through snow Alone I file Across a moonlight mile Love is just a memory In a land of broken smilesContinue reading “L.A. Never”

the ones who were left

A report came from a nearby flank that the enemy’s guns were on the move, ‘time to strike’ said our CO, ‘over the top tomorrow we shall go.’ A cold night in mid-November and still we managed warmth, our greatcoats spread out and buttoned together with others to make a vast blanket. Songs were keptContinue reading “the ones who were left”