MARK JOHN JUNOR
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by the light of a bonfireA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORi sit on a cold beachlooking at the night sky waiting for thousetelltale first fingers of dawn to start playing with my eyesthink bout tall the things.. |
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country girlA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORher innocent eyes askedas the sun peeked out from the rainand said hello to us in our joysand i took her hand looked deep into her eyewith a love that.. |
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brother garciaA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORlike a fool i rushed innow i sit in the halflight and ponder watch the crow carve a michelangelo in the sands of timewishing it could have been mekeep.. |
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without a pennyA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORthe dawn exploded with a roll of thunderand her frightened face is all i saw in the flash of lighteningi reached out to her with my voicetrying to rea.. |
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tigers in the field of lilliesA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORthe second time i found herit was in the midst of the grand staircaseshe sat at the far edge overlooking the ballroom belowwhere many a face spun in w.. |
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moonlight was created in herA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORa rain shower fades away in memoryand the air is thick in aftermathdrenched with memoryas we lay benith the overhangher lace dress crisp against my ch.. |
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the dry fountainA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORit was in the darkness that i found herthere by the dry fountain its basin gathered the paper thin yearslike withered leaveslike soul searching writte.. |
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tom paine cottage (part three)A Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORthe silent witness washingher truth in the forgiving rainrinse away all the lies you convinced yourself withand hope tomorrow wont rememberwhat today .. |
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selfie spawnA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORselfie spawnthe animated man moves with languid effectagainst the scattered clouds of the sky far overheadhe walks at a slow stumbleon the oil stained.. |
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the morning tidesA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORher ashen eyes hypnotizethe crisp summer wind catches mei am not stirred from my place at her sidedeep in thought she twirls a braid of her hairand i .. |
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