could you please just stop honkin the horn
moon? and shut off the burglar alarm.
Jim didn’t see the sign
(he’s just learnin to fly)
and frank(ly) the dog means no harm.
87/365
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Checkin' things out by the river.
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very last, not-quite-half peppermint
moon. in a pocket with peanut
shells, buttons and clues.
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let’s speak in each others voices
moon. and read each others poems.
we’ll stay up all night, then hurry home
to grab the funny spoon.
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you look like you’re half in the bag
moon. with the top of your bald
bleu cheese head stickin through.
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this is the place we ask what did you do
moon? and this is the silent reply
time will tell…
and this is the moment of
just before truth… the
hickory dickory clock strikes
twelve…
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let’s go for a walk in the park
moon. and not care if we don’t make it back
for roll call or spelling or study hall, or
nap time or recess or snacks…
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as good a day ever for Spring
moon. as good a day ever—
and none too soon.
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let’s get you served up with some hot sauce
moon. piñatas, noise makers and
party hats too.
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If the Moon Wrote an Ode to Your Nose:
…this is an ode to your nose.
and the way that it sniffles and
blows.
how it wrinkles and sneezes
and runs where it pleases
just to keep you at home with
a cold.
when not under the weather
there’s none that smells
better: toast burning. spits turning.
wood fire. a rose.
so many more uses than
one might suppose.
your nose.