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 Sep 2024 Crow
South by Southwest
He kissed the lips
of Lichen
Then likened it
to the silent lips
that never speak
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
past
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
not a word written
not a word uttered
thoughts stream
like traffic on the motorway
so many journeys
so many destinations
not even sure
if they all make it
Sunday fades into a sunset
Monday looms with it's onset
nothing to do but wait
a perfect moment passed
a perfect moment lost
darkness descends
this will be no more
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
box
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
box
I put you back inside your box
and placed it just behind my eye
the lid is loose and the sides cracked
light shines as though under a doorway
your story paramount in my library
when you're not here I hold a breath
that is yours and yours alone, a sigh
for when we are once more met
and history tumbles like yesterday
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
candle
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
I lit a candle
to finally say goodbye
it felt better like a pill
had cured me
of all my anxieties
you burnt down the wax
like another life
one small light
in the cavernous space
of a church
no more room for blame
no more room for remorse
I've let go of the kite string
like I wish I'd let go of your apron
ties are cut
heaven awaits
I am at peace
and you are at rest
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
drunk
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
I will float
somewhere between my dreams
and the darkness of reality
this space holds a truth
that only my blind eyes can see
if I cease to believe
I will no longer exist
lost in space
falling upwards
into the abyss
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
roots
 Sep 2024 Crow
Nigdaw
I have taken my daughter
back to where she now lives
but she still calls this space
home
a word that describes so much
more
than just four walls and a roof
this is love, this is sanctuary, this is
roots
as long as we exist on this earth
this will always be where you
belong
 Sep 2024 Crow
nivek
sounds of the drop
Sycamore dead
let go for Winter

leaf fall crisp browns
scattered to the winds
a Summers harvest

the light the soil
the rain
the love of living.
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