Poem 1861

Hallway wind
a sudden slap
from father’s portrait.

Poem 1845

Rain-soaked mail
Laurel selects the one
hand written.

Poem 1829

Wild winds
my mind measuring
the loss of sleep.

Poem 1813

Sunday afternoon
the purr of her kitten
in the dancing girl’s arms.

Poem 1797

Tugging more sea
at the end of its chain
the pleasure yacht.

Poem 1781

Autumn evening
ironing father’s only suit
I try on his warm coat.

Poem 1765

Wide eyed giggles
the dog’s tied leash
pulling the stroller.

Poem 1749

Midday meal
the scurry of the mud-crabs
sensing our intent.

Poem 1733

Spring sprouts a sunflower
leaving the garden stones
in their dank black earth.

Poem 1717

Midnight
graffiti drying
along the old girl’s fence.