singer-songwriter
nyc

Email
Instagram


































Poem(s)

I’ve Learned to Love You in the Evening

I’ve learned to love you in the evening,
as the traveler learns to love the shaded meadow

Like him, I wrestle the sun for its energy,
a million beams I offer you

The darkening of light from gold to gray,
which suits your flushed cheek

I could watch this motion forever,
the day breaking upon us

You are plentiful in ways I had not imagined,
in ways I imagined were not mine to love

Oh how the world takes to you,
Oh how I take to you

In my meadow, you are a butterfly
of open flutters

Not mine or the earth’s,
but of an ancient rythm 

Your touch sinks through me 
as if I were empty

As if I were not a man, or even skin or bones,
but a cacoon you once had use for 

A canister for your kisses,
I am content to be

There is little more to this world 
than you in the evening


[Error 404]

This message omits a sender.
Please do not try to reach me 
        the way I have tried to reach you