Poems

I weep as I watch the happy endings of sad movies

just like my mom when we attended them together

I remember well her heartbreaking, quivering faces

all those triumphant emotions, a collage of feelings

welled into glorious, Blue Marbled, crystalline tears 

at the bottom of her sweet Northern European eyes

I also sob seeing the ecstasy of pure strangers' faith

parent plus siblings witnessing the glowing fruition

of their beloved one's singing competition dreaming

proud wetness dripping from each enamored peeper

as if coming from the apex throne of human rapture

then gloriously lifting to heights of tripled rainbows

If we're so special as a species

indeed, have more in common

with Godlike images than any

a one-celled amoebic lifeform

Then how can ants crawl into 

our snoots the same way they

creep dead cats and great ape

just doesn't make sense to me

The ego conks out with its host

And roams a lonely, limpid ghost

Steer clear the narcissistic boast

By honing munificence the most