FIRESTORMS moonlight picnics on the beach cosy chats by fireside an oath before you kiss a ring before you commit ready for firecrackers… provocations - a way of life verbal duels welcome -you loves fireballs sneaky lies here and there struggle to find your space -you work at fireproofing watch the stars alone at night … Continue reading Fiery Skies
“Francis escaped again,” I heard. I’m certain Dad was also wearing a sour face of annoyance.
I may not make bath time the easiest, but this was the roughest one to date, according to Dad. After bolting through the doggie door, I hopped back into the first mud puddle of the rainy season—the best one!
This was his fourth failed attempt to get me into the bath. Patience had filtered from his face.
To my surprise, Dad said, “Okay…Fine…,” and settled into the mud with me, and we played until I was too tired to escape again.
“What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.”
If only we could filter out bad memories Expressed conflicts that reached crises Then we won’t have all the bitter cries In quiet state disparage ourselves to rhapsodise Enough bursting gusting emotion on the train Our observational abilities are surely constrained Why are we still keeping our fierce loyalty to them? Are we by circumstances to spiritual exile condemn? How could we untangle ourselves from their web? The sand was firm and wide, the tide was on the ebb When pieces of moments together springing out? We realised something and we just want to shout Are we deceiving ourselves to make us feel better? Then perhaps it’s never too late to alter