Shopping
I peruse, aisle by aisle,
and see the wares laid out,
splayed out,
crisp and clean
before my hungry, rapturous eyes.
I peruse, aisle by aisle,
and see the wares laid out,
splayed out,
crisp and clean
before my hungry, rapturous eyes.
I am the pride of an outcast;
the envier of your good company.
Furious at the distance between us,
I long to fulfill my hunger
and appease my desires
again and again and again yet
I am bound by my timidly weak self.
I hate this cage of flesh
perhaps most of all because
I cannot embrace your warmth without it.
– another random free-style poem.
What was, could be,
what could be, can be
what can be, is.
– another random free-style poem.
“A soul…
Tossed and turned on the maelstrom of the world…
Finds what peace it can
in the deep embrace of sleep and troubled dreams.”
– Something I wrote long ago on a bad, bad night. Tonight is also a bad, bad night. Strangely enough, it was raining that night too…
My eyes are open,
my gaze is wide:
from the depths for the forest
to the roof of the sky.
– A little something I’d written for my eventual freestyle month.