Something must be done

by | Sep 7, 2013 | MEN, Poetry, TO LOVE

Early morning. Wet. Damp clothes, steam rising, Recorded in sequence– played back again. Then once more again. Once more to yes. Coming in fresh, leaving torched. Touched. before the sun comes up — Before where your hands ran the roadmap of every curve of...
Witnessing Perfection

Witnessing Perfection

by | Aug 23, 2013 | Poetry, TO LOVE

Flesh makes a temporary border Lasts as long as a whisper– what separates you from me. You wrap your fingers tightly around what feels like my heart. Tongue and teeth, My well worn terrain burned out by flame, Awakened by fire, starting new. Yes. So it does....

Hawk at My Window

by | Aug 1, 2010 | Nature, TO PHOTOGRAPH

I have hummingbirds getting very competitive and territorial about this feeder I keep there. I am, as we speak, making the balcony area into an urban herb garden so please do not be taken aback by the poor, dead jasmine plant. It will look much better in the coming...

New Kitten and Life’s Odd Timing

by | Jun 15, 2010 | Nature

It is true, what John Lennon wrote, about life being about what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. As I type, a tiny, feisty kitten is trying to attack my fingers and my keyboard because he is so playful he can hardly contain himself....

Going off the Grid

by | Mar 22, 2010 | Nature

For the 3 people who read this site, I am announcing that I will disappear for a week to visit a science camp or science school with my daughter’s 6th grade class. This will entail being a cabin leader, aka – stumbling around in the dark looking for the...