Category Archives: Poems

Caught and Released

Posted on March 13, 2012 by rjspoems

“I caught myself whimsically smiling” How muse-worthy the memories of true philos– A cloud-bank catching and reflecting late-goldens.   “I laughed as a captive redeemed” Freedom in wise-loving hands and holy unhooking- A captive bluegill released returns bolting to pond-depths. … Continue reading →

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On the Opening of Lilac Sniffing Season

Posted on March 11, 2012 by rjspoems

Across the town, across the field, my nose was up; winter’s body must yield. Pedaling for scent, I ignored the storm Pursuing Her, driven, in Spring-fever form! These memories crowding ahead of the rain- Somewhere out there- Lilacs to gain! … Continue reading →

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Love Seeps In

Posted on March 9, 2012 by rjspoems

There are spaces and cracks in our lives where love leaks in. I saw a stone split wide open in the freezing and thawing places of a Minnesota winter-spring. I only saw one but it was enough to tell me … Continue reading →

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Maple Syrup

Posted on March 9, 2012 by rjspoems

Warmed and maple-syruped glances smite the waffle-souled fellow, leaving him all golden-browned, buttery, and absolutely pancake-smitten. rjs 2009

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