The Battle of Belief

Some people say The fear of God is the fear of death. Some people say God’s will is the fear of consequence.When blind ambition erupts in our face,What is left but a faceless dream,As it slips through the seams of Opportunity and convenienceIs the best life the right life,Or is the right life the poorContinue reading “The Battle of Belief”

A Haiku, “Therapy”

Love and laughter hereDespite the fear of Covid – this is therapy A haiku is a short poem originally from Japan. It consists of only three lines. The first and third line are only five syllables whereas the second is seven syllables. It’s simple structure lends itself well to anyone who wants to try theirContinue reading “A Haiku, “Therapy””

Perspectives on Friendship

Poem 1 Look over your shoulder See how far you’ve comeBetween here & there See the spacesThat friendship fillsSo when you look back at life Don’t overlook The negative spaces No man is ‘self-made’ But is the fruit of their community Be it friend or foe, family or strangerA hand was always helping Poem 2Continue reading “Perspectives on Friendship”

Another Covid Death

He came againThe reaper that isHow long has it beenFive months sinceWe dressed in blackTo bury a coffinThese days death is proudI watch him all the timeClearing the streetsSmirking at the cries ofThose that did not manage to hideFrom his breathHe is not a big manThe reaper that isQuite the opposite reallyHe is love’s kissContinue reading “Another Covid Death”

The Mainzer Landstraße

Devours *Ruhe like eagles Prometheus. She screams as traffic enters and existsHer organs now entrails, tossed into pieces.Most people are deaf to the daily sloshing of her flesh.They honk and shout, throwing bottles about, As if Ruhe was never here. Especially on rainy days, I am uneasySeeing her tears wiped by windshieldsInto flooded gutters andContinue reading “The Mainzer Landstraße”