Sometimes Christmas brings depression or melancholy. Other times we can be possessed by a manic state. Do we have control over these places our personalities arrive at, or are triggered by present tense events or memories in our soul? Who can say I don't know. Maybe. Maybe not.
Another Christmas Story
RumPumPumPum
I woke up dead this morning
Forgotten
Now I understand the zombie syndrome
I am one
Again the theme of choice
Free will
Shall I be
Shall I not be
A bot
Good and evil
I want to be feeling alive
I want to take a 104 degree soak with you
Does Christmas ever hit you hard between the eyes
There are all kinds of migraines
Pain
You are alive again
For awhile is here
Make it good reject try
Not Novocain
To Be Forgotten
Apples on the orchard ground
Chaff and straw everywhere
That was a good garden
That was a good year
Now its gone
Bare floor even of rotten fruit
Can you remember spring
When there was hope
More flowers than you could crowd onto a Dutch canvass
Stones that looked like there were once writings on them
Dark thirty at four thirty
So bleak so black
Gone
I cannot remember
Often a little fermentation can help--not memory however. Our good friends T+H gave us a Japanese wine made from the ume fruit and four ume rested in the bottom. It created a great anticipation and yet made us have some restraint as it was fairly strong. This Haiku-5/7/5 was in the bottom of the bottle.
Waiting For Spring
Searching for the fruit
The bottle not yet empty
Waiting for ume
Blog 3 will be all happy/gaga/manic
Very nice to see your creation spring forth with such vigor. I for one don't need happy/gaga/manic to be inspired.
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