From the series, Japan Poems.
Wherever you go,
rhythm feeds the spectral flow–
A moveable feast.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Wherever you go,
rhythm feeds the spectral flow–
A moveable feast.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Waiting in the rain
for a train that never comes–
Blues for Dr. Seuss.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Strangers on a bridge,
enveloped in twilight mist–
Songs for vanishing.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Blue umbrella floats
over the course of a bridge–
Longing traced in mist.

From the series, Japan Poems.
The grass grows greener
beneath a shared umbrella–
Tender shoots tremble.

From the series, Japan Poems.
There is a secret heaven,
a cloud-padded nook
for those who stroll the streets,
vintage in their own manner and calling,
parasol doubling as a firmament,
through which rainy day blues
become weathered postcards
of astonishing tenderness
and nostalgia.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Under cloudy skies,
chance encounter between friends–
Small talk warming lives.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Umbrella ghosted
by whoever held it last–
Rain in the forecast.

From the series, Japan Poems.
With people removed
dreams travel great lengths to occupy
the paralleling tracks
of company and solitude.

From the series, Japan Poems.
Dreaming is given
to distances laid over
by intimacy.
