Category Archives: Poetry
Dance of generations
Music From and for The dance of generations :- Doug.
How wide deep open
How wide is your range? How deep in your now do you swim? How open is your space? :- Doug.
Discovering humanity
Can we discover humanity in grandchildren ancestors? :- Doug.
human wellspring
Attend the suffering of others a human wellspring :- Doug.
Don’t know the puzzle
The thing about humans and life we don’t often know what the puzzle is :- Doug.
If time were a planet
If time were a planet and past and future all around :- Doug.
Are you one?
I’m on a search for grandchildren are you one? :- Doug.
People hives
People are about hives meeting makes human words are about handling stemming from our root to embrace to caress :- Doug.
In familiar ways
In familiar ways we are all grandchildren of life :- Doug.
But we can think
We may not see the future but we can think about it :- Doug.
It asked me to paddle
Even this flow of music nearly wrote itself —although it asked me to paddle here and there :- Doug.
Do you hear the trickle?
Here is what I have to say in the witness of my fellow grandchildren: Do you hear the trickle? Like the wind you do not notice till you notice, once I heard it I heard it beneath and flowing through … Continue reading
as your nose
A poem is a list of lines each necessary as your nose :- Doug.
skin tendons blood
Minerals—bones and hard shells—are like people. Organics—skin, tendons, muscles, blood—are like conversations. Which lasts? Which reaches? Which sings? :- Doug.
More frightening thing
The more frightening thing— Not to do my poetry :- Doug.
It matters to ask
It matters what question you ask the grandchildren It matters that you ask the grandchildren :- Doug.