Unwashed jokes
Some nights the aged librarianwill leave his library aloneto meet his mistress inthe cheap motel across the road,those nights he letsthe moon sojournalone and by herself ; and as she […]
Category Archives: poetry
Avoiding Making Choices
An icecap swallowedby the warming waves;rain keeps falling in winteras humans harm the hawksand tumble the timberthe corals are bleaching, them brittle,crumbling crustaceans to sandwhile rodents are feastingon the whalesthat […]
Flower moon and fawns
When the flower moon turns its pale face to the evening dusk, the sun has barely set. Black-birds still holler and the scent of bird cherries fills the May twilight. […]
Waltz lessons
It doesn’t matter, mate, just countand swirl your gal around the hallIt doesn’t matter if you’re dizzyjust count to three without a fall, Be gentle. careful with the boozein waltz […]
Remembering Emily Dickinson
You lie in ceaseless rosemary —Sleeps where the woods are pinkYou — as lady brought us feathersI hear the Fly buzz as I think. You alone — now inked to […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 