Face tingling I open the gate.
Stoned Granite stumbles onto the grass.
The virtues of gardening are spoken.
The dog takes a big shit, finally.
Devious influence, ‘you shoulds.’
Granite attempts play but wobbles over.
The phone rings, ‘its my ex-wife,’ don’t answer!
Kind ‘hellos’ boil over in minutes.
The dome is set, impenetrable.
“Load up Granite’, we drive away.
Brother, I love you, you matter to me!
Xavier Rudd sings Home, and we cry.
‘I recognize my health [3 bars]
Things that I have been dealt [3 bars]
Places that I have roamed, Feelings I’ve had. Things that I know. [1 bar]
Home…’
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Will there be a happy ending?
I always thought there would,
but now I’m not so sure.
I felt invincible for so many years,
scoffed at naysayers and critics,
convinced that nobody was needed.
Then one day my past caught me,
the masks could no longer shield me,
and sadness became my companion.
I thought often of dying, not worthy,
and how it would end for me,
aging I felt left behind.
Numbed, the troops march on,
blues, and gentle rain rinses hope,
clear, fresh air, breathe in.
I tell the story of who I am,
imperfect, with my whole heart,
I am enough and this is me.
Birthplace of innovation, creativity. and change,
curing the swampland of the soul,
this vulnerability just might work.
Hope so!
Wily weimaraners
Sacred ‘shrooms
Manly men
Gifted girls
Wild woods
Hopeless hope
Tender tears
Breaking rules
Awesome invites
Spicy pizza
Ridiculous humans
Hiding nothing
Seeking surrender
Toddlin’ toddlers
Ponderosa pines
Pretty pecs
Continuous curiosity
Brothers bonding
Poetic prose
Now that I’ve finished
my list in this way
I am ready to go
about my day

