Saturday, April 27, 2024

The Building Blocks

 Binding,

blank minded,

going into the abyss

of anxious people, places, faces.


Crowds of silence,

crowds of sound.


Bound

by media

commedia

and talent.


Turn ash into cement,

and concrete peace

into The Building Blocks

of the desire

to be closer to nature.


Wednesday, April 17, 2024

You Can’t

 How to be free from scrutiny?


You can’t.

You can’t.

You can’t.


I am an insignificant

grain of sand

on a warm sunny beach.


Or so, I wish I was-

what I really am

is an admission

of imperfection.


Loud and unwilling to be treated unfairly.


Tired of being told to be sad

when I’m happy,

tired of saying goodbye to happiness

in order to fit in a crowd I don’t belong.


I’m spent again,

devastated,

deep breaths,

mindful meditated

into nowhere good.


I’ve got this feeling

I’ll be healing

more than just myself-

you can’t heal other people.


You Can’t.

You can’t.

You can’t.


Thursday, April 11, 2024

Under Aurora’s Umbrella

 Where are my words?

Painting you a hue

Under Aurora’s Umbrella

of chameleon rain.


Crushed velvet,

crushed dreams

create movement among

the lifeless sympathies

sold by soulless

companies.


Take a second to see what I see,

suffering,

or celebration,

even anticipation.


Step inside the mind

of the soulful kind,

the human experience

of artful deliverance.


Saturday, April 6, 2024

You Can’t Understand

 You Can’t Understand me,

my words, my culture, my faith,

my existence in this world

that refuses to accept me

as a light of positivity.


You’d rather I sit in the dark

as a lonely sad spark

that burns this city down in

dismay and destruction.


How do I please you?

How can I please you?


I am out with the old, in with the new.

Demolition, not reconstruction,

new construction.


I am practice,

I am in practice.

A falling tower of kind words

pushing through,

“How do you do?”

A belief so strong that I do not belong,

but I keep leaving behind

strands of a shattered self.


A shred of self endearment said to me,

“This is not your crowd,

this is not your place,

this is not your fight,

so please turn away with grace.”