Poetry: ‘King Hobo’

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Narcissus can’t hold a candle
to me,
at once both King of Colorado —
entitled hobo of Nowhere.
Look there! That’s my face in the sky,
cacti and mesas my sole friends,
watching while I sift through the shards
of cultures few suspect.
Though none believe me now, riches
and the future are mine;
these silent silver craft
haunting me,
they’ll be all around you soon —
I am digging their past.

Copyright Francis Barker 2020

Haiku: ‘Lasting Impermanence’

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Beauty always fades
Nothing can last forever
We will stay the same

Copyright Francis Barker 2020

Haiku: ‘Communion’

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The shaman in me
Collecting wood for the fire
Fall’s communion

Copyright Francis Barker 2020

Hidden in the Shade — writing in north norfolk (Reblog)

hidden in the shadeof the willow, I avoidthe sun’s burning kiss Kim M. Russell, 14th October 2020       My response to Carpe Diem Celebrates Its 8th Anniversary October 2020: #1835 caught by the call (Hando) Today we are being inspired by Hando’s haiku: caught by the callof the flowers and mountain, I forgethow […]

Hidden in the Shade — writing in north norfolk

Expectant Doors – A Poem — Suzette B’s Blog (Reblog)

Expectant doors in cornice trim Miter hope in architrave frames. Persistent will, opens and close To Janus’ porchlight porticoes Drafting a sanctum in the heart Built to order on Elysium’s lot.

Expectant Doors – A Poem — Suzette B’s Blog