sun

Circadia

Spring has sprung 

and so the Earth has completed 

yet another orbit 

around her sun…

just like millions 

and millions 

of times before. 

She has seen the rise, 

flourasion  

and extinction 

of so many different 

life-forms….

Yet,

here we are,

ready,

to welcome her again 

with the arrogance 

of the one group 

who thinks,

“this time”

is special.

Late January hinting

A beautiful break
in the clouds,
and the sun
pokes through,
hiding
in the fringes:
a silver shock of light.
My heart is lifted,
slightly.
If winter is never going to show
then perhaps
it is not too early
to start dreaming
of spring.
I look up
into the glow
and I think
maybe it’s time.

Lensed

This morning was foggy;
dense, heavy
and laying
in layers.
It functioned
like a lens
and broke the rising sun
in two parts:
one
the explosive light
of the sun
and the other
the simple image
of the sun as a disc,
like one sees
during an eclipse.
It was odd.
The raging of the sun
and the simple beauty
separated
from each other.
Sometimes I can see
myself in this way:
two halves.
The unfocused chaos
of a life
in progress
and the simple visage
of the man himself
riding that chaotic wave.
I too
am raging.

Waiting for nightfall

The sun comes cruelly over the mountains,

bringing with it a host of terrible truths;

monsters of fact and reality.

This happens each day,

and we mark them…

bless them…

live by them.

 

I curse them.

They are an end to deep, sweet night…

pure thought,

wild ramblings,

scattered writings.

 

The sun murders the night, each morning.

Though, at dusk, night rises from its death-sleep,

and together we conspire against sunrise;

riding the night until it dies once more,

then waiting for its rebirth again.

Join me, as I wait for night.

April sun

The bright new sunshine

comes in blue through my window,

giving the room a clean glow

and leading me to search the sky,

searching its white puffy clouds…

pure and stretched,

like stolen cotton-candy.

A faint blue,

as if we are within it

too.

This fresh light calls me out,

out to dance on the wet grass.

This is the new sun;

the April sun.

Stratos

The sky can talk

and won’t say

(won’t tell)

who I am.

Clouds are calling,

whispering my dreams,

laughing with me,

because we never know…

the sky never knows

the truth about us.

The sky speaks blue

in a radiant stream

bathing me on the grass.

I love you…

do you…

love?  Yet, not as a sky,

but as a cloud on my grass.

The sky can talk,

so too can I….