I heard. And at first light I leave,

Sunshine was with him and showed him the wayyet a mean shadow did cause him dismay.Stood there dishevelled and filthy to boothand with syringes, ready to shoot.Barter, annoyed now, sweep of his handwiped him away then, he’d understand.Continued his journey, nodding to treesfree now from evil, loving the breeze.

and now and then a thought that stingsdemanding quick decisions.As for myself, I do preferthe bits of intuition,I wonder if you would concurthe awe of recognitionis what speeds up the heart for meand probably for you,like angels in a jamboreeeach word contains a clue.So, when that luscious scent blew inso many months ago,it planted on…

Inside the pantry lived a mouse,who nibbled there on Allan’s cheese.Up on the glowing fireplace,sat Cole the turkey, he had shatonto the cat’s sleep-drunken face,who now, in turn got up and spata wad of ugly, greenish slimeprecisely on the old wind chime,which was the perch for Mr. Crow,who, black and shiny, mumbled ‘NO’.And now the…

He did delight in catching fliesin home-made nets, he also ateany who were too dumb to stay awayso, all in all there was not one thing wrongwith him and that is why the following does shock.He got up late that morning after the election,she served him fresh caught flies, and one big bee,the drink was…

she left behind a pasta Fatherland’s own chains.And made a life, renewedwell filled with strength and lovea mother, kind and shrewd,with guidance from above.A man can hope to beto all a friend indeed,a mother makes you teato ease your time of need.And mothers have a giftto hold the coldest handand call you, when adriftwhile making…

All petals drooped at firstbut saw no choice.The heel of timesoon steppedupon it alland life had gone.