Glass House Poetry

The eroding surface of an old brick, Lies hidden under a carpet of moss, And lichen, laying low where it is thick, Remains, and it was...

A filly takes an apple through the gate, Although, rotten and riddled with a worm. It doesn’t matter if the flesh is firm. She snorts and...

No reason to hide This unbodied bride, Too airy for breath, Undying for death,   As gravity fails Against weightless veils, And force has...

Accepting, finally he needs a cane, He will use it however with disdain, His face, robust in younger days, is pale, Although he has his...

She raised the scissors to cut off her braid, Since having grown too old for girlish ways, Black circles lay beneath her vacant gaze.  ...

A Faberge egg on its pedestal, So, intricate a beauty.  I felt safe, But sensed the weakness you had for a waif,   I, poetic and maybe...

The wolf desires a taste of innocence, He seeks what no one else is looking for, For one who is of little consequence, Yet in his claws,...

The ocean speaking from its mystery, Your flute sang out to a ceiling of stars, So close to heaven on that lifeguard chair, Where in a...

The television is set to the news, With a blizzard in Rochester this year, A reporter tells us the wind is severe.   Sitting there, snow...

The children kneel beside the virgin’s feet, The holiest of women.  There I wept, Was it for joy or sorrow?  Then I stepped Closer, in...

Stay with me for a while, the night will close Its doors, after we enter them, the moon Illuminates our footsteps, but suppose We walk...

A cave was cut into the redwood tree, Sealed with a residue of ash and tar, The blackened bark, the fire-stricken scar, A forest...

A little hoodlum steals the geisha doll, In Chinatown, a place she likes to go. They will not notice her, being so small, Or miss the...