Poetry

I care You care We car

One hundred years After 1984 The view inside Fits Winston’s fear

The stain is gone Gone, gone, gone My eyes lifted Like a bird in song

I come to your shores The murder of my heart The fire of a volcano The teeth of the dragon

Yellow pellet Black ton Zirconium Soft steel case

Chocolate civil war Dark or milk chocolate Nuts and fruit invasion Brexit nut plain bar

The sun shone I was born in its light I was nourished A god spoke ideas

The phrase is not familiar                          Never in my ear                                           No thought juveniliar                                  But it calls me dear

While soap opera Noises our consent Neanderthals came and Went to Cro

If I am Political Do I want To be a Politician

Regarding today Amongst strangers Regarding their Close selves

How does time pass? The clock does not move The hands rotate Within its disc-world They cannot escape So, no lost time

I am the Greek My day is broken It is light when It is dark

From vanity The passive will To stay Alive but not To stir too much

Plucked from the heart Deep in weeping waters Languid love lingers Over the still land

From eternity To eternity Such is the work Of minds bent On taming vastness

Change requires no creature But all creatures change Dinosaurs were not able To make the last change

Rain rain in my eye The people’s tears cry No hope in sight To lighten their pligh

Help me sir My love is lost On the river At the bend somewhere

What is time To a dog Breathless timeless Joy of odorous fles