Poem 525

After martinis
the lost sunset
chilling us.

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Poem 541

Midday heat
such fierce buzzing surrounds
the rainbow bee-eater.

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Poem 557

Midnight snack
in the light , in the quiet
of a lonely day.

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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 637

Cold French fries
desperate to join any fight
the loudest gull.

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Poem 653

Boy’s kite
climbing on the breezes
out of the park.

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Poem 669

Dawn
rose red first
in the eye of an eagle.

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