
if you want to know
what kind of person you are,
there’s a simple rule:
if you help others, you cool;
if you hurt others, you fool.
–photo by me

if you want to know
what kind of person you are,
there’s a simple rule:
if you help others, you cool;
if you hurt others, you fool.
–photo by me

I took off in my car,

found a good place to park,

and I just kept on walking

until it got dark.
–Photos by me

a grassy meadow
bathed in soft morning sunshine
lends hope to the day
–photo by me

my secret friend bows to my wishes;
he cleans my whole house and does dishes,
and some say he’s me,
but i disagree–
for i couldn’t be that ambitious.
–image by ai

i match our ‘happy hormones’
to the trees of late september;
it makes their scientific names
less painful to remember.
*
the yellow trees are dopamine,
the orange are serotonin,
the green ones are the endorphins,
and reds are oxytocin.
*
repeat this once or twice a day,
and pretty soon you’ll see
that oftentimes a little rhyme
enhances memory.
–photo by me

I went for a walk in the wilds,

And I found wildflowers, so nice;

I broke up a gang of wild turkeys

And spotted a lake of wild rice.
–Photos by me

weary of reality
i ride out to its edge
there, i smoke a little herb
and leap right off the ledge
my flailing arms turn into wings
i soar into the blue
and high above reality
i find a better view
–photo by me

i was having some warm butter pie
when i saw something dark flutter by,
and it gave me a fright
so i turned up the light–
it was only an orange butterfly!
–photo by me

the stars are
falling all around;
i cannot
help but smile.
you may want to go to town–
me? i’ll wait awhile.
–photo by son aaron

they say dark matter’s all around–
it can’t be seen; it makes no sound.
yes, you can look, but you won’t see
it’s amplitude nor frequency.
although it e’er remains unseen,
it can be felt, like gravity.
i find these facts a little odd–
dark matter acts a bit like god.
–photo by me