Poetry Volumes

A New Day Poems

beyond the green

beyond the green

there is a garden

too deep for shallow eyes to view

in oceans scarred with

waste

and tourists fleeing haste

to paste the tremble of a quake or two

in scrapbooks of

wish i had


blinded by an

eye for beauty

caught up in brought up

parallels between

the good and bad

in dad-blame-gawd-awful shades of

well to do


under the skin of snobbery

there lies the hidden tear

veiled in smiles

and proper clothing of

wish i could


everpresent

longing


looking down is lonely

in gray plains and palaces

up to snuff drains the life out of

princess and pauper alike

yet looking up will strain a stiff neck

in parables repeated but

not quite understood


eye level to the ground is found

the smell of earth

and birth of a creator's breath

beyond the green