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October 24, 2012
The first venture away from his homeland
A chance to grow and exist
in the corporate world of opportunities.
In triumph, he punches his fist.
October 7, 2012
A hard nut to crack,
he came across as brisk and cold,
but beneath his organised exterior,
lay a harrowing story untold.
The cost of boastful carelessness
The price of a secret exposed
The consequential holy mess
that only bravado knows.
Believe in a fantasist at your peril
Be swayed into enticing false hope.
But be sure when it all goes tups up,
alone, you will have to cope.
October 2, 2012
At the forefront of ones memory
are times of sheer exhilaration and
times of harrowing pain.
The flotsum and jetsum in the middle,
like a sponge, soaks up the mundane.
October 1, 2012
Let nature be free to survive at will
No good can become of any mass kill
Who decides when there should be a cull?
Who’s hardened heart, can the trigger pull?
September 29, 2012
If birth came with a guarantee
that one would live to be ninety three.
What extra joy there’d be in store,
to beat the odds, and reach ninety four.
Today is the tomorrow one wastes
yearning for yesterday.
September 18, 2012
A life lived as planned
should be considered a
fortunate hand.
September 13, 2012
A frown says more than a million words.
Eyes wide open, set alarm bells ringing.
A shake of the head from left to right
says ‘to little hope, one is clinging.