Buffalo Bill's
defunct
who used to
ride a water-smooth silver
stallion
and break onetwothreefourfive pigeonsjustlikethat
Jesus
he was a handsome man
and what I want to know is
how do you like your blueyed boy
Mister Death?
-e.e. cummings
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Buffalo Bill's
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A short sentence paints a black and white illustration.
Battle on the High Deserts
A lonely soldier stumbled through the desert. His parched throat held him silent. His shrunken stomach told of the last meal he'd had. He was camped near a massive boulder which provided some shade. That is for him and, "the boys", his fellow soldiers who had borne the suffering of heat and famished bellies with him. They had travelled many miles through this lonely dessert, with no sign of life, save for one chameleon. After dinner that night the boys decided their was certainly no substinence in chameleons. Sleeping in the heat of the desert sands proved a trifle uncomfortable; all the modern conveniences of home gone.
By morn the sun reflected off the shining sands, creating an explicable heat. But alas the poor heat-stricken soldiers stumbled on watching the sun skirt the hill and eddy upward. They were all beat.
By morn the sun reflected off the shining sands, creating an explicable heat. But alas the poor heat-stricken soldiers stumbled on watching the sun skirt the hill and eddy upward. They were all beat.
Labels: virtue, love, serious, life, thankful
Small fiction
A Yarn and the Skipper
A yarn and a skipper
went to sea
to see what was to be seen
the skipper was brave but the yarn rolled away
that curious yarn of the sea.
went to sea
to see what was to be seen
the skipper was brave but the yarn rolled away
that curious yarn of the sea.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Falling into Winter
The leaves flutter in the
wind.
The wind bites my bare nose
and travels down my back
causing my hairs to stand on end.
Crickets are chirping
out their eulogies
in the graveyard.
The grass is dry
but its master, the earth,
is frigid.
A few lions piously poke their heads up from the grass,
they have little roar.
wind.
The wind bites my bare nose
and travels down my back
causing my hairs to stand on end.
Crickets are chirping
out their eulogies
in the graveyard.
The grass is dry
but its master, the earth,
is frigid.
A few lions piously poke their heads up from the grass,
they have little roar.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Farmer.Writer.Goodlife: A New Rhythm
Farmer.Writer.Goodlife: A New Rhythm: College started and I was afraid. It is a whole different world, a lot of friends I have made. All summer I hit the grindstone studious ...
Labels: virtue, love, serious, life, thankful
Life cycle
Farmer.Writer.Goodlife: Natures Orchestra
Farmer.Writer.Goodlife: Natures Orchestra: The trees whisper in the wind their bark is healthy and brown'd The birds chirp in the trees their happy resound Nature plays its qu...
Labels: virtue, love, serious, life, thankful
Nature's beauty
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Canello
The gurgling highway twists and bends,
above a washerwomen shakes a tattered rug
out of the top window.
Customers scramble to get the winning lottery ticket, hopeful.
Hopeful for a new car, maybe a break from work or a new apartment.
Chimneys rise above drifting black ash
staining the deep blue sky.
Puffs of cloud drift listlessly
above.
A red cloaked hunchback
hobbles through the vendors wares.
above a washerwomen shakes a tattered rug
out of the top window.
Customers scramble to get the winning lottery ticket, hopeful.
Hopeful for a new car, maybe a break from work or a new apartment.
Chimneys rise above drifting black ash
staining the deep blue sky.
Puffs of cloud drift listlessly
above.
A red cloaked hunchback
hobbles through the vendors wares.
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