Selected Poems
What follows below is only a very small selection of poems we've written over the years. Don't worry — we'll refresh this section regularly!
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serenity and wisdom
yellow poppy field
at the old wood pile
i exchange quick pleasantries
with a startled mouse
dirty winter streets
i find myself surrounded
by poetry
as a talisman
slipped into his breast pocket
corroded penny
the gates of hell
the gates of heaven
tying father's shoes
this late-autumn chill!
a leaf or two still clinging
to the ginkgo tree
the first evening stars
attending to the embers
of a dying fire
rather unexpectedly
the wind changes direction
a single flower
placed in an over-sized vase
shines like a lighthouse
by remaining still
the humble pond possesses
the entire sky
five minutes after
i've refilled the bird feeder
the squirrels are feasting
out looking for moose
a lynx runs across my path
north of Rangeley lake
modeling success
the fishermen take notice
of the cormorant:
he is never in a rush;
takes a breath when he needs to
inexorably
extending toward the sky
—
the amaryllis
sprinting sandpiper
chasing then being chased by
the unceasing sea
eventually
even wet wood
will burn
deep into autumn
the oak is my companion
both of us past peak
crows
turning their backs
on other crows
rejection letter
the taste of wild raspberries
dancing on my tongue