top of page

Poetry Isn't Necesary - May 16, 2024

  • Gary Hunter
  • May 15, 2024
  • 1 min read

we don’t require eye-burning sunsets

or spilled-paint sunrises

 

never need to watch a dog spin

or a hummingbird build a nest

 

we could live just fine without rainbows

eclipses and falling stars

 

none are necessities for survival

 

and yet  what would life be like

if only tasks lay ahead

 

if nothing turned our head

and touched us deeply

 

or if a few chosen words

never melted into a key

 

that unlocked a door

we didn’t know was there

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Back in Therapy - Nov. 9, 2025

therapist and I, two strangers address the autopsy of a life lying on a table, long and wide   scalpels sharp, the slices deep blood needing blotting, together, we cut deeper   past the scars of old i

 
 
 
Moon Wish - Nov. 8, 2025

you’ll think it’s just silly, wishing for another moon to keep this one company   except, you do know what it’s like, I’m sure, pining for someone at a distance   usually one-sided and based on very t

 
 
 
What’s an Old Hippie To Do? Nov. 7, 2025

suddenly thrown back to the 60’s how would I defend my possessions, which I use, and comfortable pot of money, which I need?   The Establishment was the enemy, material things, the gluttony of our par

 
 
 

Comments


  • facebook

©2020 by Poetry Rock. Proudly created with Wix.com

bottom of page