Dare to be a fool
because the edge of chaos
is out of order.
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Storms & Calms
When you are hurt you
lash out with much ado
your anger has no taboo.
Emotional didgeridoo
bids calm empathy a toodle-oo.
No worries about what you misconstrue.
Because, sometimes, that’s what we all do.
Love that’s strong when the skies are blue
must be larger in rain too.
That’s true human kung fu.
And so: I love you.
Burning doin’ the neutrino dance
Blazar gamma rays
came four billion light-years late.
Set IceCube alight.
The plight of the constant gardener
Down in Malabo
was our friend Bob Bonobo
hands in lavabo.
Reflection on Sir Richard Francis Burton
In twenty-six tongues
he didn’t know ‘bore’ nor ‘safe’.
Man of adventure.
Maritimer gets beached in Guelph
There once was a man named F. Kennedy
who came to our Guelph as a remedy
from Mississauga traffic tragedy
and the north way too snowy and windy.
This tale may be higgledly-piggledy
but sure it’s still all a bona fide
way for a guy from away and tidy
in its divine blue noser comedy.
The Dynamite Roll
Don’t want Poke bowl.
Give me shrimp, tobiko, LOL.
For the tail, I’ll brawl.
