Into the deeper
Explorer
Venture each day
Minds rich wilderness
Most days I would try to write a poem; it is a practice, as I suppose is meditation, or smiling, or watching the world go by
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Base
Approached by stones
Frost laid on open ground
Touched as we wake
This is a poem from Filmic: Love of Our World of Purples & Blues
Monday, 3 February 2014
Wireless
Late night words
Cling to the absurdity
I heard your voice
Return from obscurity
Leave well alone
Ring borne of insecurity
You had a choice
To deal with my immaturity
Don't make too much
Sing down the dawn illusory
As with James Joyce
The day is a tad delusory
Just say goodbye
Back to the incredulity
The crickle-crackle noise
Feign time wasted on surety
Late night words
Lingers of past perfumery
Turn thoughts to sensual toys
Schooners of sexual buffoonery
Leave well alone
Just say goodbye
Don't make too much of it
Just say goodnight
This is a poem from Filmic: Love of Our World of Purples & Blues
Sunday, 2 February 2014
700th Second Chance
Back to the bubble
As if on a wished return
To true love mothers womb
Thin as gossamer skin
Translucent shades of the rainbow
Float on the familiar warm breeze
Ache for this cocoon
As if its shelter fits
The damned and the doomed
Unstable as the Zeppelin
Fearful of passion and flame
Plummeting through the sky
Yet one more try
Flawed belief in faith
Warmth of miscast imagination
This is a poem from Filmic: Love of Our World of Purples & Blues
Saturday, 1 February 2014
Preoccupation
On and on, relentless
In the slimmest of downbeat moments
Her august remains remain true to doubt
It is of course an anniversary, of sorts
A night of immaculate conception
Brought on by dance and determination
He wasn't why we parted, more why we started
To move from the cast aways dreams
To the schemes for abject survival
Twenty years on, in a motorway cafe
On of the fine rim of daylight despondency
It is the deep dark bowl of love in which I swim
This is a poem from Filmic: Love of Our World of Purples & Blues
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