Does anyone care for justice, dear Dad?: A poem

I can feel the rain with pain  And can’t help going insane  It pelts my uninsulated bones  and cuts through, bleeding my pores  I see a rock-solid tree taken down  and reduced to an eye-sore mound  And sense my despairing boots  sink underground like its roots  We can talk of art and poetry  of loveContinue reading “Does anyone care for justice, dear Dad?: A poem”

I can feel it, with thanksgiving: A poem 

I can feel it, this unearthly inebriating view  like spring leaves drenched in dawn’s dew  And in this magical torrential profound shower,  the window of gaze opens to paradise’s flower  These benevolent circles among vision’s trees  like a cheering resurrection floating in the breeze  And I know, that it goes beyond the highest skies  The illuminationContinue reading “I can feel it, with thanksgiving: A poem “