Blithe Time

Not everything is a 10

Out of 10

Not everything do I care

To attend

Or understand

Sometimes

A blithe time

Is what is needed

For peace of mind

In this time

Just swimming and

Enjoying

Life

Heather Days

From the rough

Of the grass

Long and blowing

In the late summer wind

The fall

Is upon us

With its linear sunlight

And orange hues

Touching the changes

And nothing you can do

So the early fall

Sets like the Heather days

As the summer fades

Away

In About an Hour

The time whisked away

Yet another day

A way to say

That opportunities

Come and go

With no way of knowing

That the time

Is an hour away

So in these moments

Of solitude and hope

I return to the idea

That there is still

One hour

The Afternoon Sun

The orange

Is stronger than blue

In the afternoon sun

That came through

I see in my eyes

The fading sun line

Of a falling shadow

Deep on the grass

From the ankles to the glass

In my hand

The afternoon sun

Had come

General Apathy

General apathy

Struck

Me

On the way to the

Place

For my memories

And building face

I was unable to speak

Of the emotions that

Took my mind

Off the type of focus

And let the apathy

Set in

Alone and

Out of focus

When It Rains

When it rains

Tell me the season

When it rains

Tell me the reason

For the quiet

In between

That happen

Between you and me

But rain on me

The water from the sky

So that I may know I am alive

And nourish the ground

Where others lie

Who have gone before

In the night

Until Now

The waiting stopped

A while back

For the moment

It seemed alright

When the summer

Set in

To go half in on

What seems so plain

So the water flows

And the wind blows

So I begin again

Everyday I go