Treblemaker

Treblemaker

NY

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  • One Bizarre Easter

    This year there was no family feast.
    The kitchen was deserted,
    There was no cleaning in the least
    The house was not converted.
    We did not grab the extra chairs
    Or find the doily thingies,
    No one went the extra mile
  • OK

                     I’ve embraced the music that is blasting through my phone
           And I’m ok with darkness though do not leave me alone.
  • Ribbons of Shadows

    There I go again.
    Playing with ribbons instead tying bows.
    Braiding the fibers instead of
    knitting them into something worthwhile.
    Splattering paint when it should all be put away.
    But I love the colors too much to leave them.
  • Moon Dust

    I feel the dead of night
    it sits like a heavy blanket on my chest.
    the stars say hello
    as I whisper into the night.
    Sometimes the moon joins the lonely
    endevors I go on.
    I often feel the tickle from a stars breath

Loves

  • My Mind Is...

    My mind is a car

    On a highway

    Racing

    Zooming

    Going faster and faster

    My mind is a plane

    In the air

    Full of chatter

    Zipping across the sky

    My mind is a train

    On a track

  • How to drown

    I learned to swim

    When I was young

    I learned

    Freestyle

    Breastroke

    And butterfly

    Now here I am

    Years later

    And all I know

    Is how to sink

    How to drown

    How to go deeper

  • Poetry

    By QueenBee

    Roses

    It ended with roses.

    I process the funeral in snatches.

    Glimpses, even.

    I see my family spilling out into the cemetery

    Long-lost cousins twice-removed,

    Great granduncles,

  • Where I’m From

    I am from coffee beans,  

    from bitter brews and cracked porcelain mugs.  

    I am from the steamed soy eggs,  

    the scent that clings to mornings  

    like an old, Chinese dwelling.

  • Poetry

    By wph

    Snapple

    There’s a Snapple on the general store roof.

    There’s been one there for quite a while. About three years.

    Must be nasty by now.

     

  • Childhood

    I remember when a phone wasn't important to me

    When all I wanted to do was play outside in the grass

    Watch as the clouds wisped by in the sky