Poem 556

Labrador and I
waiting for the moon rise
to whiten the snow.

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Poem 573

No answer …
on the glass table
the long chain on her house key.

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Poem 589

To the gypsy geese
that return this year
our blue shining lakes.

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Poem 605

Winter dusk
brightening
the traffic lights.

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Poem 621

Latin music
drawn to the rhythm
on Laurel’s hips.

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Poem 639

Skeletons …
stark in winter light
trees on the hill.

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Poem 655

The rainbow gift
of a summer storm
arching trees.

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Poem 671

Into dusk
the hitchhiker turns
his collars up.

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Poem 687

Her one-eyed doll
avoiding its stare
the neighbour’s cat.

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Poem 703

Mountain frost
dribbling from both our noses
the sniffles.

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