February 2015 - MidasWord

I went to the funeral of a young man, And saw pictures of him smiling. He looked fresh and very well. I remembered things about him, Episodes from days gone by. I watched feelings draped over friends and family, Now tugging at life’s certainties; Unpicking threads and seams. I heard songs and sounds once familiar, […]

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Life Whispers

SpeakTruth February 26, 2015February 26, 2015

The moon moves through the sky but does not affect me. Rain reaches the ground but does not touch me. Cold and heat fluctuate; but I am immune. Life whispers like a silent TV.

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