lost horizons no more
Posted: May 16th, 2016, 1:46 pm
sometimes the morning sky
is so botticelli I want to weep....
other times I want to grin
as wide as the shores of the rio grande
I have tangible hope in the morning,
I forget the aging abused planet
is bursting at the seams of greed,
dwell only in the tasteful portraits
drawn in the clouds....faces so distinct
I wonder if they are ancient relatives
drawn for a few brief seconds in the nimbus
gallery only for my personal pleasure
the universe may be trying to speak to me
through the art of original daybreak, as
a well defined nostril drifts away, morphing
into abstraction as my mind floats along with it
we are simpatico, moments of history recorded
connected by weightless theory that cannot
be proved, nor disproved, alive, vibrant
in my eternal imagination....our relationship
is non verbal...there are no adequate words
for our affection, so we nod the nod of believers
we smile the smile of horizons once lost
now found, in the absorbancy of an old man
that has seen many sunsets, known many
hailstorms, pelted upside the head like a fool
that deserved it, now ready ...to forgive the folly
of youth with reverence and adoration
for the sky that was always there,
looking over me
is so botticelli I want to weep....
other times I want to grin
as wide as the shores of the rio grande
I have tangible hope in the morning,
I forget the aging abused planet
is bursting at the seams of greed,
dwell only in the tasteful portraits
drawn in the clouds....faces so distinct
I wonder if they are ancient relatives
drawn for a few brief seconds in the nimbus
gallery only for my personal pleasure
the universe may be trying to speak to me
through the art of original daybreak, as
a well defined nostril drifts away, morphing
into abstraction as my mind floats along with it
we are simpatico, moments of history recorded
connected by weightless theory that cannot
be proved, nor disproved, alive, vibrant
in my eternal imagination....our relationship
is non verbal...there are no adequate words
for our affection, so we nod the nod of believers
we smile the smile of horizons once lost
now found, in the absorbancy of an old man
that has seen many sunsets, known many
hailstorms, pelted upside the head like a fool
that deserved it, now ready ...to forgive the folly
of youth with reverence and adoration
for the sky that was always there,
looking over me