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Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
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    Randy, Randy

    Will you take me to the arbo retum, read the names of ironwoods, vines that carve trans lucent shadows, light flooding the house in a...

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    f   eeble a blu r if cr umbli ng m oo     n( poor shadoweaten was of is and un of so     )h      ang      s      from thea lmo st mor ning -...

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    Heartbreak

    The alarm has long moved past her waking time She captures the dusk in the ceiling but refuses to face the sun. She has a meeting to att...

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    Some Kindergarten Poetry

    Himig (September 27, 2015) While moving boxes and tables and chairs, I thank the room for being small and the cage being equally small ...

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    In Reverence

    Our shoulders touch as the boat crosses the bay in a tedious passage. This lonesome  voyage we share with a chorus of tired souls...

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    I Think I Just Wrote Poetry

    The night of the first day of the first year had me writing. My mind won’t stop churning out words, thoughts, ideas. I am supreme and in con...

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    Halfway Through

    I am halfway through with this #100happydays project and as I told a friend, its good habit for someone like me. And this time, happiness is...

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    Camiguin Diaries: Crossing the Bay

    Balingoan Port I'm on a decaying lantsa and the mild-mannered sea cradles the hull in a sluggish rhythm. Left right left right i...

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    Ah, Poetry

    Last week, Randy asked the class to write poetry. I walked away feeling cheated--I don't write poetry! Its not that I'm allergic to...

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