Quiet Spectacles of Affection [a poem]

Quiet spectacles of affection slip under

the radar of others in a crowded space. Pulsing

with the beat of life, a quick kiss and grip,

skin on skin, a heart race, makes the sun shine

brighter, blue skies burst. The intimacy, a quiet creation

of woven strings sewing one to the other, pulling them

tighter together.


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Whispering Leaves Shiver [a poem]

Whispering leaves shiver, spine cracks under foot

and the wind whips up the crumbles to batter them

against the gray stone Victorian that sits grandly on

the street. Another fall, another winter, spring, and summer

when the fog presses firmly down, the fine mist swirls

and covers whispering leaves that shiver in the wind.