POETRY

     

ISSN 1543-6063 VOLUME 14 2003

 

wet wrens
by ron androla

 
first day of summer
dawn, raining steady
& lightly, little
wet wrens
sing back
& forth across
the streets
in trees
on wires
hopping in the grass
my god
it's
saturday
morning
early
i remember
ann made a lemon
pie &
it's in the freezer
i'm
scotch
hangover'd
droopy
i was hallucinating
ghosts
evil spirits
in the dark
apartment
when i'd
flutter
to consciousness
thru last
night's
hours
i touch
ann to
touch
reality
then close
my eyes
again
feeling
ghosts
move
thru our
black rooms
 

if this rain never stops

 

nobody has a stranger
sleep schedule than i do
so at some point in night
i close our open windows

because rain, & wind,
wake me back to sleep.
i'm really up now after
two cups of java

& it's still steady rain
but one of the livingroom
windows is open
to let smoke out from

lamb patties
ann's cooking
in a small pan
on the stove.

rain wets
the window-sill.
i feel myself
leaning forward

& to
the
right
sitting here

inside
this rain-
drop
poem, this

closed
bud
of
a flowering life.

unending insane rain.
infinite gray manes of rain.
rain is the skin around our globe.
i love rain.

© ron androla  2003. All rights reserved.
     

Contributors
David Trinidad
Coleen Shin
Esteban Arellano
Mark Hartenbach
Jenni Russell

Steven Hoadley

Robert Bohm
Mike Klumpp
Ron Androla
Silvia A. Brandon-Perez
Richard Denner
Janet Buck

Where to find more Androla.
Pressure Press
the-hold

Enlaces
MiPo~Print
Peshekee River Poetry

Web RING
Romance Voyages
Intimate Journeys for Men
IMPETUS

Subscribe to MiPo
Enter your email to join.
 

© MiPo Magazine 2000-2003 is a Menendez Publication. All rights reserved.