before the christians
stole our days and ways bent them
for their own purpose,
one by one they slew
driving spears through innocent
hearts in their god’s name
matriarchs would not
bend knee nor deny nature
and so forests burned
.
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26 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
before the christians
stole our days and ways bent them
for their own purpose,
one by one they slew
driving spears through innocent
hearts in their god’s name
matriarchs would not
bend knee nor deny nature
and so forests burned
.
25 Aug 2012 1 Comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
How often have we
been sent back to the cave through
millennia picked
ourselves up began
again but this time prepared
might avoid the caves
24 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
she heard the footfall
of war on the horizon
ancient battle call
long hidden heartbeat
of human intolerance
our grave silent spring
22 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
chadak could send us
back to inquisition’s flames
so the wyse called out
millisande answered
ruse rehearsed, wands at ready
all answered the call
21 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
wired for pleasure
drinking deeply wherever
verdant grasses grow
memory savors
ephemeral sensation
of bare feet on verge
20 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
diarists address entries
kitty – audience
however abstract
it matters that an ear hears
else trees fall unheard
19 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
folded hands facade
for distorted holy script
bigots masquerade
they shout fie heathen
burn the witches not our kind
religious bigots
18 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, Haiku times 2, Poetry
beyond the thin pane
rain falls in steady rhythms
and my pen races
fresh Jack laced coffee
close at hand as my mind soars
giving form to dreams
17 Aug 2012 Leave a comment
in Blog 365 Challenge, novel-'murder is a primary color'
She wore black
“I wear my clothes, they don’t wear me.”.