She draws big bottomed women in a class of fifteen. She says that curves add character. I can't draw, but my hand can trace the curve of her back. Lying in my arms I see that she has character. She drew my face on a kitchen pot. When I asked her why she said, you … Continue reading Curves Add Character
Daily Prompts
one more chances
Kad ti ne"sto tako dojde Frenki, nemoj "cekat, sinko moj, samo nemoj ti "cekat. Frenk, when I was young man, I think I tell you this before, tsure, the girls, they always like me too much. I am beautiful young man, them days, very handso, you know? I walk all time like man who own … Continue reading one more chances
male nude
don't linger on his body long men have ways to distract you from seeing age and lines by using posture and position to make themselves the star when they're only another subject concentrate inside his eyes that's where they often hide and if you can catch the hint of hesitation or fear of ridicule you … Continue reading male nude
a call: a dance: here again: gone
she plucks on the strings of the lapis-lined harp fills the air with the song of summoning first the right hand then the left she plays through long hours of darkness and the call wells up transforming into joy when a slender hint of crescent becomes the lunar form returned a greater presence each night … Continue reading a call: a dance: here again: gone
stars in his sleeves
A Poem a Day in September #13 we only saw something when his sleeve rode up from his wrist just a little higher that's where the skin on his hand turned into black-ink night with stars here and there that twinkled like a throw of glitter when he saw we were watching he went a … Continue reading stars in his sleeves
on sunday at the music club
while the open mic is flowing she wheels him in a wrangler’s wide-brim on top grey-plait hair behind and half his spectacles snow-blinded by cotton wool but the chair is a little beauty six wheels and a battery to move him forward and around with a finger-kiss on the lever he's rigged up like that … Continue reading on sunday at the music club
Child Sometimes
I am like a child sometimes in the morning when I wake to the bright of day and imagine sun will shine on and on with warming care and touches that I can feel when I close my eyes and open up my skin I am like a child sometimes in the noon time when … Continue reading Child Sometimes
a couple of clowns
a voice from a table to the side loud in conversation How do you know these two clowns? a glance at my idiot mate shows him holding imaginary handle-bars commencing an almost elegant sequence of rises and falls in his seat with each bobble of the off-centred bicycle he isn't riding I pointed a finger … Continue reading a couple of clowns
three birds
A poem a day, in September 2016 – #2 pigeons wheeling around they circle across a grey sky bending the air the flock is one I know magpie sharpening his beak on the high branch every leaf is gone this place is exclusive to the black and white king Now Go! rosella red thinks I … Continue reading three birds
Baby’s Bedtime
baby doesn't read much anymore in the evenings her eyes become too tired from the page and an accumulated feeling like staring into light too long makes her rub to find more natural sensations she was always baby to her brothers and her father at fifty eight and climbing it's getting late to start growing … Continue reading Baby’s Bedtime