Never Grow Old
beyond black breakers
beneath dancing stars
on white ocean's crest
I ride the turbulance
a universal melting pot of emotion
where foreign feelings diffuse
at this the final breeding ground
we are all alike for that one moment....
then wash away....or float forever
thrown to the tide
with the slipshot hesitancy
of a young boy
skipping rock across the water
for the first time
on the shore....I am alone again
images of my second grade
shovel and pail
(still dusty from castle construction)
lay at my feet
I am half'-blanketed
in the shadow of my fortress
the comfort of its strength
soothes me with bedtime morals
that will always hold out
against the blows of
the big bad wolf
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