Thursday 20 September 2012

The Year Becomes A Woman



Listen – it is breathing, in the air it manifests

Sotto and in rhythm, between each beat it rests

The childish pop of spring and punk’s summer adolescence

Become a string adagio, harmonious in it’s presence

A requiem for August devoid of spite or gall

She is the gentle calm in the orchestra of the fall



Look – she is most radiant in her very imperfection

The fashion house of nature reveals autumns collection

Gone the frills and petticoats, the ribbons and the bows

Farewell bikini, sunglasses and varnished nails on toes

Natures sultry striptease, not naked but undressing

September offers just a glimpse, October keeps us guessing



You can feel her breathing as the breeze that’s in your hair

The warmth and her gelidity do battle in the air

In motherhood resplendent, she kneels – her head is bowed

In deference to winter, she is knowing but not proud

Though spring was far too flighty and summer lived too fast

The year has grown to adulthood and is a woman now at last







Saturday 7 April 2012

Remnants



We walk across the dale and hill

We stand and stare at remnants still

We turn to search each other’s eyes

Yours turn away towards the skies

Your eyes aren’t dull; they’re so like mine

And from your eyes those remnants shine

We stood and stared until we cried

Our hearts still know we never tried

We walk away with eyes so sore

But those remnants stand forevermore

They stand alone and stand so still

As we ascend another hill





Darren James Green

Pineapple




Then something moaned, contentedly in passion

With mile wide, dynamite, banana–face expression

Sat wholly integrated with some foul sobriety

Completely removed from his melting pornography

He talked off his hair and brown crunching leafs

Fell silently through tall, blonde Christmas trees

A huge grin appeared as he said with contempt

Stroking the flies with the holes in his head

“Have you ever thought…” and everything broke

Something always happened when Pineapple spoke

Often so vile that sought to assure

Smelled alcoholic, of red mouthed allure

Diana had fled, her persona misplaced

The slim, streaky guy fell back over, too spaced

Into six million feelings of merciless angst

Into something so soft that stole all his thanks