Poem 1809

Pouring a white wine
the way her bracelet charms
tinkle our glasses.

Poem 1793

Rain puddles
the school boy running-in
his new shoes.

Poem 1777

Hay barn
the hoot of an owl
in the lover’s silence.

Poem 1761

Morning winds
from yacht to yacht
their roll in shared waves.

Poem 1745

Twice on Sundays
Father’s leather prayer book
binding us.

Poem 1729

Summer dies
listening in
the cicadas’ hot hearts .

Poem 1713

Midnight lake
a salmon leaps from
its hole in the moon.

Poem 1697

Closing time
letting the pretty bar-maid
pirate our change.

Poem 1681

Drifting canoe
the urge to sleep
on the tides to the moon.

Poem 1665

Into a great silence
a whale rising
among the loose ice.