"booga" poems
*The sky is blue white swirl toothpaste
The afternoon sun has a glowing smile on it's face
Backcountry radiates from gold to forest
green , wind dancers cheer and ruminate over
a living , breathing scene
A butterfly is bound for points east , blackbirds
whisk the windsong dreams
Angus herds booga-lah-dooga-lah the stair step
meadow , a tickled Titmouse chirps in the October shadow*
Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 2:04 PM UTC
Taking steps back
I found my way home
It's time that I lack
Bare down to my bone
If this is my path
Let it not be my own
These crowns that I cast
As I run to The throne
Amen
Dec 9, 2023
Dec 9, 2023 at 12:45 AM UTC
Suga Booga Marshmallow milkshake pink clouds two ***** fingers
and a saucy meatball, its chill she says, thats the title, giggles to herself and Juniper Rose smiles somewhere as she raps Me and Mr. Horner standing on the corner
An old roommate Carla, told me she liked the sound of the keys because it sounded productive.
she eats a cookie and says she did it, is proud, says its good and makes some tea laughs along to the ring, chocolate chip cookies left at our door,
how lucky are we, these cherokee blankets, small pox, Covid 9, staring at the sun,
we live in a world where its dangerous to hug someone you love
Jul 29, 2020
Jul 29, 2020 at 6:17 PM UTC