this little piggy had oatmeal
moon. this little piggy had rum.
this little piggy
sailed away.
in a boat. and that
little piggy…
is gone.
Checkin' things out by the river.
Posted in hello, moon
this little piggy had oatmeal
moon. this little piggy had rum.
this little piggy
sailed away.
in a boat. and that
little piggy…
is gone.
Posted in hello, moon
gonna write you a long, long letter
moon. send it out cross the prairie
till it tumbles to you.
Posted in hello, moon
thanks a whole bunch for the notes
moon. scrapbooks and wine.
…remembering you.
Posted in hello, moon
how cold does it get on the moon,
moon? how hot does it get on the sun?
how high is the high
at the top of the sky when the bottom
of low comes undone?
how wide is the middle
without picking sides? how thin
is a sliver of hope? and who do you tell
when there’s no way to tell if we’ll end up
right back at the start?
Posted in hello, moon
steppin into a room fulla mystery
moon. gonna hide in plain sight.
in the middle.
of you.
Posted in hello, moon
wound up like a big ball of yarn
moon. unwind you and knit us
a sweater or two.
Posted in hello, moon
If the Moon Wrote an Ode to Bacon…
…And how we all know you’d take one
(or in truth twenty-five)
when the pan passes by
with such crispy deliciousness catching
your eye…
whether candied in maple
or just set on the table
there’s no better treat—
peppered, sizzlin, fried, baked, wrapped, stuffed,
shoved inside
of your mouth when it’s
hot and it’s fresh and we
secretly wish we had
boxes and crates and
a hundred-some plates
for an ongoing feast of this
salty, cured meat
that we
can.
not.
stop.
cravin:
Bacon.
Posted in frank, hello, moon, and jim
Posted in hello, moon
train
whistles
after
midnight
moon, play hide and
seek from lake to lake like
steel-gray rocks stuffed in
your nephew’s pocket–
slivers of darkness escape
and skip
across the water.
ripples only
if you see them. echoes only
if you hear.
Posted in hello, moon
burned up our shoes by the campfire
moon. lost track of time
reminiscin bout you.