Rocks on the

I’m bothered by how, in the presence of an endless horizon bottled by boats, a distant lighthouse and hazy clouds, beside a slow throbbing mass of beautiful blue water clear enough to reveal thousands of rounded stones nestled in its sand, where walkable beach stretches for mile after mile and bay after bay, some people […]

Leaving Eden

You are never hungry But you cannot taste You are completely safe But you cannot see You are always warm But you cannot feel the sun The closest to utopia you will ever be is in the womb of your mother. If you had a choice, would you stay? Maybe you did chose, and maybe […]

Eclipse

What god or scientific forcewould put the Sun and Moon on courseto grant us an eclipse?What scale of relativitywould make their size appear to bea truly perfect fit? On other days, they square with Mars,or some assembly of starsin geometric rhyme.The triangle protracts through spacethen flattens, and, with winking face,to us they just aligned. A […]

An eclipse poem

On the eve of the eclipse, she slept with her head downhill, and woke to the sound of woodpeckers chiseling their faces into the forest, and, when she rose to look for them, she found, instead, a green plump grasshopper, which she showed to another camper, through the thin screen of his tent, with a […]

Paved Paradise

Outside my office window- a flat patch of land where a home once stood no shadow, fresh dirt, I cant remember it, exactly. Outside my office window- two police cars lights flashing, sirens off black tarp, solid form still body-shaped, but still. Outside my office window- a big semi truck from the deconstruction site that […]