Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Lost In The Trees


In the out of the way
we sit and watch
the sea planes
and strollers
pass this porch
on a warm June evening.
The soft drum roll
of the rickety rocking chair
serenades a mute storm
roiling behind forest brown eyes.
There is a conversation,
there is an arugment
there is an endless roar
of mouthless voices
but the few words spoken
are measured breadcrumbs
leading back
to the one
who is lost
in the trees.

3 comments:

Joe said...

arugment?

Mickey, I finally found a job, so I can no longer hang out and do nothing with the Monkees. It will help with the mortgage, you see. If I hadn't bought this house last summer, then I'd be be just peachy staying and playing poker endlessly. It does get boring sometimes, though.

Hope all is well with you. You are most welcome to come and visit, ya know.

Bestest,

P. Torker.

ScaughtFive said...

Hey Olde Friend!

It's an arugment, but not mine, localized in the head of another.

Gee Mickey, wot will we do without yer wit and drumsticks? We all gotta rabbit, I suppose. God knows, I do.

I will take you up on that offer to visit. I just gotta get free and clear of life's rubbish.

Huzzah,

Commodore Refrigerator Perry

Dana said...

This almost made me cry. It's beautiful.