Saturday, March 29, 2008
Charlie the Knight Maker
He walked with his head low,
transparent as the curtains
in the rail house.
The felt of his cap
a friend,
riding his head
like a king in a coronation.
Charlie made him a knight
as he sat in the shadows.
His torn robes,
piled by the marble threshold.
He dubbed this day
a day for knights
and two of them
were there, near the French drain in the floor.
The knights of what might have been.
The trot of their horses,
and shout of the steel,
red crosses of the crusaders,
thunder in the morning,
beneath bright blood in the sky.
Charlie’s eyes ached
as his focus faded.
The other knight removed his cap,
taking his rank,
before napping near the dreams.
The dry leaves
beside the knights,
cast minor shadows
in the drift of light,
left of this day.
The two knights,
who knew not what they were.
But the one who knighted all the others,
from there in the shadows,
Charlie the knight maker,
not a knight himself.
Hayward 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Work for you!
This is a new way to be in business for yourself, part-time, or full-time, it's your choice.
But I want to be clear...you can't sleep and make money, but eventually you just might be able to in this business, it's all up to you, that's why you're hear now.
My good friends, all you have to ask yourselves is why:
"Because I have no where else to go. I'm short on money, education, and income opportunities. I'm out of options."
Most everyone will blow off this chance, I'm not going to promise you the stars, but we all know a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
If you care about the planet, your family, future and getting out from under what you're doing now.
Go to: http://gillfinn.mionegroup
Take your time and see if it might be right for you, I answer my phone and I'll talk to you. I want you to succeed for yourself.
Good luck in whatever you do!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Born
Born...
The rain came
and through the sky
It fell.
Made mud cradles
filled fish homes
and a farmer smiled.
Water ran,
worsted wills healed,
the silver beads found
green corn,
while she washed
in a brown cherry bucket.
The last of his love,
drawn by soft sponge.
Locusts made quiet.
The thunder’s wind pushed,
thin air grew cool
as low clouds grew muscle.
Sunlight was there,
in the wake of rain.
And,
as the river rose,
one mighty inch,
her water touched new soil.
An egg,
was found,
and you were born.
Hayward 98
Friday, March 21, 2008
city
City
Well I just got back from the city, took a hot shower and cleaned the city’s breath from my body. It was a perfect day, sunny, maybe a little too windy, but that didn’t bother my camera and I..got some great shots of the early sun hitting the old brick of antique buildings.
Happy Easter weekend to everyone, and don’t put all your eggs into one basket.
g.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Viva Viagra
luck "o" the Irish |
Hey kids, I know I spelled doom and gloom for SAG the other day ( well somewhere else I think, and I've been remiss in neglecting you....sorry) but I had an audition today.....for.....Viagra! Hehehe, I’m not kidding, it was a last minute call from my agent and they were holding callbacks. Anyway, i have another tomorrow for Blue cross/blue shield, just a regional deal but that’s cool. I’m on the train today and maybe it’s just me but I can’t stand these boneheads with lame ringtones on their cell phones and they let it ring for five or six times so everyone can hear what goof they are. Then, they talk about nothing as loud as they can! OK, rant over, gotta make dindin....now my stomachs not happy with me. Have fun and don’t panic! G- |