Saturday, February 20, 2016

The Week








moonchild




The Flaneur walks forward 
and looks back





 The week began with Saint Valentine's Day





 Always makes me nostalgic
For the good old days





Nowadays
 It's an endless war on terror
A daily grind keeping the homeland safe








Let's pull up a chair
We'll play old-fashioned love songs



 2.



Monday was Dead Presidents' day
Sweet and balmy weather indeed
For want of better way to spend it
I was down by the water of course




The absence of beeping and banging at the Port
Was welcome but so were the noisy trains




As I sat and dreamed away an afternoon
A fair crowd collected 
for the Ferry to San Francisco





Here it comes 
Under the radiant sunlight




Naturally there's an inclination to join them,
I tend to prefer the "off" days to the busy holidays
Happy to be where I am


A pleasure boat pulls in
Flying an unusual flag,

 

Old Glory with rainbow stripes,
When I think about how I had to fight
For every red-white-and-blue patch on my ass,
Today's butt pirates get a free ride






It's plum blossom time





A real sidewalk scene,
 Encephalopod's are out






 Flowering 
Outside the matte black night club of infamy







 Fish Kunst erupts





3.




Spooky defrocked church with pagan symbol
 Midnight walk 
Between the rain storms 
Thursday night past,
Lightning struck itself






4.


Friday nighty din din
A California tajine 
with tofu and whole wheat cous cous,
I make a hot meal every evening,
Everything come out my kitchen very good



Pepper sauce and fresh garlic
 mandatory




My Bizarre Valentine,
shortbread cookies





5.
Saturday




 A day of aesthetic pursuit




After a timely visit to my herbal provender
I felt the glory of a lovely day walking




.
Down through campus
This torguing tree attracted my eye
 The creek runs just by






 At times it's hard to avoid the perception
That our way of life
has doom written all over it





 The sensual thrill of it all
hasn't yet gone
A color wheel of sound and heat











 
By week's end
the full moon












February 2016

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