day ONE HUNDRED'n EIGHTEEN

They have no malice

no evil do they commit.

Without them Man dies.

day ONE HUNDRED'n SEVENTEEN

What is left behind

when light and life leave this world?

Do you want to know?

day ONE HUNDRED'n SIXTEEN

YIN

YANG

DAY ONE HUNDRED'n FIFTEEN

horsies!

day ONE HUNDRED'n FOURTEEN

Oh, Betsy

how far we've come from thee

Would your thread 

still bind this nation's fabric

had you lived today?

Oh, Great Seamstress

stich us anew

let your tailor-made embroidery

run-up this nation's 

thread-bare post again.

Oh, dear lady

baste and furl us

rip and tear us

then fasten and renew us

before we lose our way.

day ONE HUNDRED'n THIRTEEN

Staring at a boot

waiting on inspiration.

Nada, go figure.

day ONE HUNDREDn' TWELVE

I am not talking

to anyone other than you.

Can you hear me now?

day ONE HUNDRED'n ELEVEN

Come in

don't be afraid

day ONE HUNDRED'n TEN

Whachulookinat?

day ONE HUNDRED'n NINE

Sometimes it doesn't pay to be a fish.

day ONE HUNDRED'n EIGHT

It's tough being sooooo cute.

day ONE HUNDRED'n SEVEN

What in the world is this?

day ONE HUNDRED'n SIX

Alill nearly fell to Wolzipher's wrath, but in the end he slew the morgone and won Edain's hand, as had been fortold. Edain's curse should have released her, but instead it gave Alill a choice ... join Edain in exile or see her perish. 

They were the whitest in the land and inseperable, and though cursed, they lived happily forever and a day.

day ONE HUNDRED'n FIVE

Fly by butterfly

your disaster awaits you.

The highway claims lives.

day ONE HUNDRED'n FOUR

It was a dark and stormy night (wait, that's no good); The night was dark and it was stormy (yuk! try again); The night was stormy and it was dark (ugh!); It was dark and it was stormy and it was night (oh, Dear Lord!); 'Twas a dark, stormy night (hmmm, that's not bad); T'was (where's that accent mark go?) a dark and storm night (I like that. Not bad. Okay, now for the rest) T'was a dark and stormy night and ... AND? ... (SH*********T!!!!)

day ONE HUNDRED & THREE

Light travels for millions of years

across billions of miles

from the other end of the universe

to cast a shadow

on a floor

at your feet.

day ONE HUNDRED & TWO

In twilight she waits

for keel o'er sails unfurl'd.

On deck a lover.

day ONE HUNDRED & ONE

TAKE TIME TO LOOK AT NATURE

day ONE HUNDRED

i know i'm adorable

modesty is part of my charm

but I have a brain too

my brain might be operating

on your brain someday

food for thought.

day NINETY NINE

Betrayed! Left on the beach to rot like so much sea foam and weed, I didn't see until too late how the wood could move. Slowly it stretched for me, embracing me, until I could neither run nor shout to passing ships. I'd become one with the island. I was home. 

day NINETY EIGHT

On the water's edge

children keep the sorrow's light.

Distance knows no bounds.

day NINETY SEVEN

Many a man cross

o'er crooked wooden bridges.

As the river runs.

day NINETY SIX

Once over the bridge

my lady's heart beats for me.

The luckiest man.

day NINETY FIVE

A cool one-eyed guy

sells smoothies under the night sky.

Vegetables know things.

day NINETY FOUR

Night deserts get dark

coyote runs with the moon.

Wildfires burn brightest.

day NINETY THREE

Letting my best bud in the whole world beat me at chess!

day NINETY TWO

"You empty-headed animal food trough wiper!"

day NINETY ONE

sad

day NINETY

MAD

day EIGHTY NINE

SPEED!

day EIGHTY EIGHT

Soar

day EIGHTY SEVEN

Laugh

day EIGHTY SIX

Bend

day EIGHTY FIVE

I Wish I Was Awerkin

Oh, I wish I was awerkin

todaay

for pay

I wish I was a werking man

a'an bringin home the bacon

todaay

todaay

I wish I was awerking

for paay

for paay

I wish i was awerkin

todaay

todaay

I wish i waaass awerrrkinnnnn!

day EIGHTY FOUR

Innocence

day EIGHTY THREE

Busking in sunlight

Music for money and joy

Apples grow on trees

day EIGHTY TWO

SHE WEEPS

Where has he gone

when will he come home

doesn't he know I'm waiting

doesn't he know I care?

I long so to be held

to be in someone's arms

I want to be kissed

I need to be missed

Won't someone speak my name?

day EIGHTY ONE

At world's end only love remains

day EIGHTY

I love you Smokey Joe!

day SEVENTY NINE

She's mine and I'm her's

Cookies come from the cutter

A swan on the lake.

day SEVENTY EIGHT

Sun sends Moon away

It is my time now, he says

rivers run downhill

day SEVENTY SEVEN

NIGHT PASSAGE

To lee shore we sail

by instinct not star

no moon shines our path

nor makes us with shadow

The cargo's the thing

we mean to make port

nigh shoals nor shallows

deny us our mooring

Crossing to warning

no fiddlers say we

a dunsel's repair

gets us to bottom

D's locker we seek

the ropes at the bitts

leeway she blows

and windfall prevails.

 

day SEVENTY SIX

I stand on the edge
where tides meet the sea
while gulls sail aloft
and speak with the wind

The land knows my name
it calls me to see
through all of my souls
the voice of her tears

We dance in the sky
our fervent to be
upon naked truth
and moribund wrath

She passes, she's gone
the blade takes its fee
no more will it pause
for death and for grace.

day SEVENTY FIVE

A minstrel croons his chanty tunes

audience swoons under leafless poons

lonely loons and starless moons 

no red ballons in afternoons

two Daniel Boones fight wild coons
assorted zoons and ghostly goons
 in misty runes on sandy dunes
 a mistrel croons his chanty tunes.

day SEVENTY FOUR

Edain, exhausted from the dance, bid Alill to leave, but the King would not be sent away. In all the land there were none more beutiful than she and his eyes never tired of gazing on her. He alone ruled the Emerald Isle, and yet he awaited her next glance as would a fortuneless suitor presenting to a Queen. She longed to be near him, to forever be with him, but until ...

day SEVENTY THREE

whatMA?

Dogma

Catma

Carma

Truckma

day SEVENTY TWO

Goers waitin ona b'ch-

man yu otta not 

go witout a shirt!

Hey! you unda de over pass!

yew gonna burn.

day SEVENTY ONE

two guitars

twenty years