Friday, 10 June 2016

Tree Poem

Nurturing flower petals
fall
On the tree that breathes 
no more
Valentines it 
last saw
brittle bark
cold sap
wind possessed 
shakes its hand
The vines that held it 
intact
Now Nothing
but flailing strands
All had come
All had gone 
All that's left is a dead song

Tuesday, 13 January 2015

"That Place"

Imagine a place where the beach was spaced to make room for a city.

The water rolled into the shore gaining momentum for a brilliant,perfect wave.Glistening the sun saw through the constant current as another ride showed up next to it.Delicately with perfect timing the water continued up to the sand bar as sprays uplifted, it slumped back in the ocean.

Across the wide,hardened,dry sand the surface pointed away to thick grass covers,said to be herbal.Then there was the clubs (buildings) made out of authentic,polished wood.From 1-4 stories high, even higher up the weather remained true.The walls of the clubs were glass, only the roofs and frames were wood.Dye of plants mushed together used as paint,pattered the trees and clubs surrounding.

Animals inhabited close by,the wind carried their voices all over the peninsula.The creatures shared bonds with the people but would rather associate with themselves.They found the food consisting of nuts and fruit, providing for everyone.

The village was in a valley that opened up to the beach. Green hills encomposed the civilisation with flaura decorating the emptiness.

Saturday, 22 November 2014

Dr.Dude-the ant

What sometimes comes out at night,
Crawls and takes flight,
Lifts heavy objects,
With all of its might,
Has six legs and three body parts,
And is able to eat apple tart,
Lives in an ant hill with his friend Bill,
Until he goes hungry,
Searching for something new,
Uninvited you'll find him,
After your food.