Gutrumblings
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Contents
Footprints
ancient sololmness
wandering
awakening
Route 66
lay down
Ti jean
happy hour
Poetess
Soar
Crashing wave
the boxer’s dreamgirl
breaking heart
Mad Dog on the Horizon
Hungry Child
the last witnesses
cold grey dawn
Sailor’s farewell
pardon me
America
Keeping it Real
Pillars of Stone
leaves of autumn
long time coming
Wynton
The Duke
april 2nd
facing mortality
broken spirit
whistle in the night
rising tide
A Chance Meeting With God
Thanks a Million
the other mother’s day
Nine—Eleven
Main street
Trying to Make it with my Imagination
Chinatown dove
birthday thoughts
dreamt of you
Eartha
Christmas gift
what’s in a name?
A passing thought
where are the warriors now
Prayer for Teresa
Only in death
new years
Lonesome Hotel
(a blues)
earhair
travelin on
Going Postal
Poet’s Landing
Into the Last Frontier
Trying to publish my first book
A Woman I Once Knew
Into the Night
For My Folks
could it be - on a night like this
I was meant to find you here,
beneath the stars and moonlit sky
and tomorrow’s morning dew—
could it be I was meant to
find you here—
someone just like you …
Footprints
my thoughts, my words, are the footprints down the hiway of my soul…
my gift to the spirit of us all
if you follow them, they may lead you down a mountain trial,
through the snow of a stormy winter’s night . . .
across the grass covered dunes and down to the sandy beaches
to the waters edge of my inner most desires,
or up on deck and onto the bow of the sailboat of life
spinnaker full of wind
sailing through the placid waters and white capped seas,
as we navigate through the trials and storms and on to the celebration
of being alive…
only dropping anchor at twilight, to moor amongst the wonders, fears,
and sorrows of our mere existence,
but wherever these footprints lead you, they are always walking towards
tomorrow…
stopping only occasionally,
to pause,
and reflect
across the vivid landscape of that millisecond in time
we call life . . .
then turn to continue down that endless hiway
towards the flickering flames of the womb
of a mother’s love, her heart pounding softly,
as she touches my soul, awakening me into this
beautiful, magnificent,
dream.
ancient sololmness
(the troubles)
ancient sololmness
blown through the pipes
of hallowed cause,
from pagans to clans
with rifles in hands,
drums pound the beat
of soldiers march through
through
the mud of time
where passioned men
died in cause
and haunted souls
still fight for
peace…
wandering
mumbling, stumbling, wandering through inevitable waking fog, dusting charred tops of ancient dreams
down the cobbled street waving road which haunted, meanders from nowhere else to elsewhere now
and back to here again somehow and dogwalk, dogtalk, while serpents slither through tiny crevice of buddha
singing smiles, god laughing madness through miles of epiphanies radiance of oneness now, till iceashen coals
of humanity’s bonfire glimmerglow, and sleepy street lamps whisper the way back home, to where pretty
paintface girls carry chinese teapot and baskets filled with cherub smiles trustful beers and forgotten
time-up from the hiphop huckleberry gardens to the dollhouse dreams of a
salty drunken sailor
whose double buckled bootheels clippity cloppity clop to the blackjack
brick smokestack thoughts of diesel burning night breathing alive in the diamond twinkle of the deepest
onyx twilight,