To My Beloved

To My Beloved

and the choice I make in you

for the sake of giving

you something

of the written me

not to let another year

go by without a word,

or many words

(whatever it takes)

tell you what you

already know

Something other than

the three words I do

intermittently utter

rather, something of the Substance

such the marrow

of a bone, its Wealth

of nutrients

fear of not expressing

the depth I feel

makes me stumble

as it is in good faith

I bring you this Me of mine

choose you every morning

as my traveling partner

in and out of fog

and broad daylight

through the thin Stench

of my mind’s gaseous compost

and the thick Scent of my heart’s

lemon blossoms, such a veil

enveloping us as the heat

of day does break by water

clapping at our presence

Through the torture and rewards

of my Spirit’s Wanderings

a lost ghost,

at best a heartfelt warrior

For this and all

that is more

I hold your hand

move forward

through the wake and sleep

of our  journey together.

*

25 years

Yaron Rosner

Yaron Rosner

 

The World Without You

You Say

you don’t belong

here anymore

*

weary of a world

changing so fast

your Spirit

flails

in the loneliness

of your words

*

I pause

*

the Origin of my life,

I  never imagined

you Elsewhere

than part of it

Now

unwelcome

and inevitable

the notion of your absence

prods me

*

I see

a Dimming

momentary

for the planet

but Permanent in

my chambers,

the ones built

with Your Blood

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golden Mayo cropped

  My mother, Marilyn Cashman Nahas is 83

Very lucky to still have her in my life.

*

The Swimmer

Art Work by Yaron Rosner

Art Work by Yaron Rosner

*

Moving from shoal

to shoal, he disappears

close to the creek

reappears around the sharp rocks

the swimmer

proceeds in Silence

diligent, focused

the swimmer pursues a goal,

looking peeking, assessing,

moving on wordlessly

leaving no trace, no sign

as the sea slowly heaves

 in and away,

 Breath of a patient Mother

Soundless

the Swimmer

advances along the edgy

coast, showing no effort

as if gliding through oil

unaware, he perseveres

bobbing, peering, bobbing

*

Absorbing the tenacity

I see a Force

stronger

than the Man Himself

Dictating his will to live

Stay Alive

come what may

Barbed Wire

desperate hunger

there for him

always

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