
amid stormy lives
a door opens in heaven
and shows us the way
we can stand in the rain or
step into the divine light
–photo by me

amid stormy lives
a door opens in heaven
and shows us the way
we can stand in the rain or
step into the divine light
–photo by me

in the mirror of truth
when we come face to face
with the devil that hides
in our most sacred place
we will have to admit
we portrayed an illusion
and now we can’t help
but to see our delusion
yet it comes with a gift
having seen our true selves
for at last now we see
the true everyone else

crystal balls
fall all around
and shatter
as they strike
the ground
while silently
we march
en masse
o’er bloody
drifts of
broken glass
how beautiful
the crystal sphere
a perfect orb
so pure and clear
yet hold a shard
up to the sun
and rainbows
shine on
everyone
(orig. posted 4-16)

“Working late again, dear,” he moaned.

in my mind’s eye
i catch the solar wind
and sail the cosmic stream
i pass by great port cities
burning through the night
a billion lights agleam
standing on this ebon bow
silently i sail the stream
beyond these cosmic ports
within this cosmic dream

on nature’s palette
sky blue and sun yellow are
mixed to make grass green

my final sunset
will be someone’s first sunrise
at the same moment
i look at my grandchildren
and accept the grander scheme
–photo by me

His name was Jack Pine
And he died for our sins,
Still he stands there in line
With his wires and pins;
While other trees ’round
Freely reach for the sky,
He is lashed to the ground
Without roots and bone-dry.
There once came a day
When his wires went dead,
For man found a way
To use cell phones instead;
Still he stands there in line
As the new age begins–
His name was Jack Pine
And he died for our sins.

I’ll not see the pearly gates
Nor blaze of the infernal,
For thanks to Zeno’s paradox,
My life must be eternal:
The time I’ve left divides in half
In fractions, o’er and o’er,
So mathematically, at least,
I’ll live forevermore!
The time I’ve left divides in half
In fractions, o’er and o’er,
So mathematically, at least,
I’ll live forevermore!
So mathematically, at least,
I’ll live forevermore!
I’ll live forevermore!
