I’m a ship in a bottle,
I’m a vessel, complete;
a skeleton sailing,
moving and hailing,
seeking a fleet.
Words really matter. Blavatsky said 'the universe is never again the same for every word spoken!'. Reading and writing poems and poetry helps me concentrate on words, thoughts, feelings. My first son, Andrew, has Down's Syndrome and he allows me to see the world differently and that's a great source of inspiration - as are my sons Angus, Adam and wife Amelie...........words, poems, feelings ...........Love - of course!!!
Friday, 4 June 2010
Thursday, 3 June 2010
Wordsworth
Yes I’m way past
vital youth;
or all that early surge of bliss
- so what?!
Other stuff occurs;
good - and not so good -
(the mirrors in my eyeballs turn
to view the sad, bad TV news)
but now and then
I hear a thunder, wind or rain,
as if an ancient power rises
to connect;
like when a hare sits up in sunlight
lepping on the rolling, rolling earth.
vital youth;
or all that early surge of bliss
- so what?!
Other stuff occurs;
good - and not so good -
(the mirrors in my eyeballs turn
to view the sad, bad TV news)
but now and then
I hear a thunder, wind or rain,
as if an ancient power rises
to connect;
like when a hare sits up in sunlight
lepping on the rolling, rolling earth.
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
7 ages of man
-Birth
first breath
breath
breathing
breath
final breath
Death-
first breath
breath
breathing
breath
final breath
Death-
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Monday, 31 May 2010
Hairs
All my hairs advise ‘it’s easy innit,
growing up and slowly changing color?’
never the same, although it does appear so.
Never the same in all their fine particulars;
length and shade or light and oil or texture,
sometimes slimy wet and often straw dry.
When they’re bright and shiny, new and silky,
everything seems easy when we’re younger:
pushing atoms ruthlessly away
and up, and on, and on and up to grey.
growing up and slowly changing color?’
never the same, although it does appear so.
Never the same in all their fine particulars;
length and shade or light and oil or texture,
sometimes slimy wet and often straw dry.
When they’re bright and shiny, new and silky,
everything seems easy when we’re younger:
pushing atoms ruthlessly away
and up, and on, and on and up to grey.
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Sunday, 30 May 2010
Humility
Humility – it wants
to split open your head
and plant a seed
behind both eyes.
Humble – the plant
sprouting, because it could
find water, food
and bumble bees.
to split open your head
and plant a seed
behind both eyes.
Humble – the plant
sprouting, because it could
find water, food
and bumble bees.
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