Spiritual exchange; and there is no worry: A poem 

In the summer heat, when water turns to vapour  And the angels spring forth from the streets swirling dust  entwining my arms in camaraderie, shining my body’s rust  And their lyrics flood my mind’s imaginary fertile paper  I can talk to the stars in daylight, even night is bright  In the ravines of solitude, theContinue reading “Spiritual exchange; and there is no worry: A poem “

Restlessly seeking out innocence: A poem 

In the chapel’s gold, blue and white  where bells ring and angels alight  How fervent prayer does not bring  calm that is as expensive as bling  The yellow petals of illusions in the sun  Waking, baking like insolent dogs on the run  Hungering like a bunyan shouting through hanging roots  Its soul seeking out allContinue reading “Restlessly seeking out innocence: A poem “

A smile a day: A poem 

The earth’s fecund brown breast  knows best, that every little forest  with its multitude of tongues  is its effervescent lung  Mighty is a little trivial  when it stokes a revival  The gunshot of a flame  sets off a thrilling game  The bare miniscule of a moment  that bears an encouraging compliment  makes a jet rocket ofContinue reading “A smile a day: A poem “

We can tell…And we can’t: A poem 

We can tell  only too well  a bud from a bloom  later than soon  We know  that dawn’s glow  is the first strike  of cheering sunlight  We can understand  time’s ceaseless hand  that it brings age  like a poor man’s wage  But do we sigh  before we hear a lie  Do we know at theContinue reading “We can tell…And we can’t: A poem “

To a magnanimous Dad: A poem 

I can remember your blue and white asters on the altar  And the plaster on the walls of the little home, falling apart  And being replastered again, like a reminder  of your perseverance in knitting together  a family. Solidarity and solidity are squares  of a fortress, strong and standing, despite the cracks  of children growingContinue reading “To a magnanimous Dad: A poem “