Out the door with a hurried “See you later”
as if I knew I the sum of my remaining breaths
as if Starbucks could pour a perfect potion
to keep me safe in all lanes at all speeds
Posts Tagged ‘impermanence’
As If
Posted in Good in the End poetry collection (death and dying), tagged death awareness, impermanence, mortality, reflecting on death on November 27, 2014 | Leave a Comment »
The Four Thoughts (Haiku)
Posted in On Vanishing Path poetry collection (Dharma), tagged birth, death, hospice, human life, impermanence, interdependence, karma, renunciation, samsara on September 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dawn’s light bathes the crib
Wide-eyed infant looks and sees
No time for crying
Fluffy baby swans
Only two left of seven
Snapping turtles’ lunch
Things Change
Posted in Lucky Enough poetry collection (Chesapeake), tagged bay, change of seasons, Chesapeake Bay, eagle, horshoe crab, impermanence, osprey, sailing, sailor, tide, waves, windshift on February 1, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The breeze clocks ‘round and freshens
Laughing sailors spring to tend the sheets
Necks crane to watch the telltales flutter
All hands eagerly the windshift greet
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