
i see dinosaurs
parading around as birds–
but their eyes don’t lie

–photos by me

i see dinosaurs
parading around as birds–
but their eyes don’t lie

–photos by me

photos, they say,
are frozen in time–
here’s shot of the day
with a little rime
–photo by me

november’s a shock to the deer
who were born in the spring of the year,
for they weren’t told upfront
’bout the cold nor the hunt
nor the snow that makes food disappear
–photo by me

i read my poem
to an old friend
he thought it
was about him
it caught me so
off guard when
he began to sob
i had meant it
to be humorous
seeing him cry
brought tears to
my eyes as well
so there we sat
two grown men
sobbing together
over a silly poem
about time travel
* * *
poems are paper planes–
we send them out, not knowing
where they might touch down
–photo by me

dear hunter,
don’t spook the deer herds,
or else when
the day’s through,
there’ll be food for the birds,
but nothing for you

–photos by me




–photos by me
respect the aged
listen to their old stories
as if they were new
they can still teach us something–
even if it’s just patience

To flying bugs and crawling ants,
A bright bouquet of pitcher plants
Becomes a water park with rides–
They can’t resist the slippery slides!
And once inside the saccules,
They’re trapped and drown in nectar pools.
And no, I’m not being frivolous–
This water park’s carnivorous!
–Photo by me

“Tried my hand at Halloween Dinner.”
–Photo by me

perched atop the towering trees
or gliding o’er the sylvan glade,
all movement of the grass he sees–
e’en a single blade
–photo by me