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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Haiku and Love for One Fallen Angel

One Fallen Angel ~be ready for new love now ~ the figure appears from dark.

Heart hears a call sound~ hoo do you sadly measure ~ calling home true love.

A past lover gave me Fragments d’un Discours Amoureaux . I think he stole the book back. If I could find it I would quote to you why love is always out of balance. The lover’s figures are merely gestures waiting for response.
It is like compost.
I met this man who makes Bio-fuel from trash. He’s franchising German plants to islands, to Shanghai, perhaps to Haiti, but that is another story.
The burning dung becomes something treasured; Rumi says to kiss the snake who guards the buried treasure. Open our hearts and kiss him to find new love.
Lover's bouquet needs the gesture of water.

notes: Roland Barthes, A Lover's Discourse really was stolen from my house but not likely from the person who gifted the book.  My translation of Rumi Harsh Evidence is not the same as Coleman Barks

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Keep Working



Peddling along a plan
stop, notice patterns
waves work in sets
bees organize hexagons
sleep deep on your left
be it
use the electrons
in trajectory direction
keep working
the next wave
is on the way.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Create Something New





Show me the terror in your nights.
Demonstrate the courage
to face creating building making
something new.
Not some spread sheet projection~
a trembling thing in your hands~
now.

Monday, July 23, 2012

Golden Rules for Boys

My daughter is away in Ireland and I read an article about “The 20 things I have taught my son” and thought I might give my own take on this. Please add in the comments your advice you would offer as life lessons for boys. Feel free to be creative.
Sign in photograph above is from hiking this morning. This sign is actually twenty some feet from a very steep cliff that dives down into Laguna Canyon. In the fog this July 23rd you could not see the drop, just a sign that makes no sense. Please leave some sense for teenage boys and share.
       1.       Be kind to everyone, all the time.
2.       Smile and look people in the eye when you extend your hand
3.       Learn to manage money, save half and invest in a variety of stocks, bonds and ideas
4.       Stand up straight every time you walk through a doorway
5.       Play team sports, prepare for game day with all your body and heart, learn to lose with gracious attitude then pick up and get ready for the next game
6.       Defend the weak, the bullied, and care for animals
7.       God and country mean something in your soul; understand what this is to you personally without preaching; show you care.
8.       Apologize when you are wrong, learn from you failures because understanding our big errors and changing is being great
9.       Tell the truth, it is always easier.
10.   Find a mate who is better, kinder and smarter than you are, her genetics will be important to your children, her goodness will keep together your extended family and your mutual respect will change the world.
11.   Read, learn, get good grades in everything, try college classes you might not think are exciting, school is about digging into subjects that are different from what you know and building who you are. Education is a lifetime gift you must continue to allow yourself.
12.   Keep your body in shape, don’t put junk into your mouth or lungs it needs to last through a whole bunch of trials
13.   Random things happen –good and bad, and they all pass over like a river in the big picture
14.   Friends come easy early in life, keep them around by communicating.
15.   Don’t cheat on those you love, don’t talk trash on those you love, and for heaven’s sake if you have friends of the opposite sex don’t cross that line
16.   People at work are your team to be cultivated, they are different than family
17.   Be creative it feeds everyone around you
18.   Find your passion and work a plan, a five year plan a ten year plan
19.   Manners are always important, don’t say or do anything in public you would not want your Grandmother to see or hear.
20.   The gentleman walks on the outside of the curb to protect ladies, children and the elderly.


Also on this same trail the high security dog watering bowl. Note: pot is chained to heavy rock that you would need to carry out. Or could the rock be used to smash the chain? Do I need to add never steal because it is just mean?

I love my heels sunk in astroturf

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Hold Them To Your Chest




No worry, all doors are unlocked.
A block where fireflies are not in jars,
A cell phone left outside, is returned.
Look into evil eyes with superpowers to transform.
Under your bed is a shield that bounces bullets.
Hold children to your chest,
give them strength
to face a sad world today.

Prayers for the many families changed by a gunman in Colorado.