Regret I give you a figure yet you choose your dreams and break once you know my answer. Lamento Te esculpo escoges tus sueños te desgarras al saber mi respuesta.
Razones duermes en mis brazos sin saber distinguir tu calor del mÃo caminas sobre mi sombra con la necesidad emocional de un párroco arrodillado lloras porque no sabes cuando callar lo que te hace feliz callas pues confÃas en tu ignorancia más que en tu desdicha finalmente terminas siendo aquel a quien no conoces
Maybe the Moon Difficult times, skip ropes and pigtails eroded in the breath of a dog-face-afternoon. Maybe the moon will come closer to whatever intelligent life is left in our dwindling universe and your wind will blow in my direction pure like the blood that runs through the gates of heaven, the deep color of clay.
On Friendship and Indiscretion for Rey Smith She steps aside and watches me struggle in silence as I cowered from expressing my concern. The best I can do is talk about my own shortcomings: the impatience with hardship, the many interruptions in what almost seems like one sided conversations. Yet she already knows I am worried about his safety. He crashed his car twice in the last month and the binges lasted longer than the weekends. I will have to move. But she stands beside me silently praying I will not speak ill of my best friend.
Selfless This friendship lasted over 42 years Rey Smith ~ may you rest in peace She sleeps with hummingbirds in a grape tree by the brook. When she wakes, she’ll dance weightless through a sea of light like a young bough and softly flutter her wings on my earlobes before she says a prayer and returns to her Lord.
Salt They dressed you in wind to try and capture what cannot be captured. Then the oracles gave you white lightning so you could take on the eaters of your navel, horizontal men with little, if any, air stream. Your poetry spewed into the epitaphs of ghosts where chrome crosses shone inward and annatto phalluses burned with salt.