Last date
Johnclarestokes
Do you find me
attractive
In my skirt of
Papyrus?
Come
I’ve prepared
for us
A delectable
Sulphur butterfly
Afterwards
we can relax and
watch the orb
weaver spin
a web
Trust me
I’m not like the
Others
Johnclarestokes
Do you find me
attractive
In my skirt of
Papyrus?
Come
I’ve prepared
for us
A delectable
Sulphur butterfly
Afterwards
we can relax and
watch the orb
weaver spin
a web
Trust me
I’m not like the
Others
I’m no big shot show off when it comes to photography. I prefer to not let anyone know I’m even toting a camera. I loathe going out with my overly big and heavy telephoto, as it’s akin to a fisherman fishing for brim with a marlin rig.
I got great amusement watching this self absorbed photographer taking every angle possible of this one tree.
Tonight thanks to my friend Ray Carpenter we added six one year old hens to our flock. We have them in the side pen for now. Will have to make a roost and nest boxes. Also, Ray said we would have his goldfish and koi.
My sister and I went to vote today. Trump of course. I also finally got my photos from the Gallery for the art show.
Upon the walls of the dead
They scrawl in their sin
Seeking the Grateful Head
No world for old men
The fat they stare back
In the slaughter stalls
In one morbid whack
The fatted calf falls
Who are these bastards
Depraved Roman ones
Void of the redeeming Word
My son, your son, we shun.
It’s been fifty plus years since
this white boy dribbled up
The Red Devil court
Breaking again the press
passing off to Kenneth
or Calvin or Penny
never winning many
He still wears the
Mr Basketball award
from graduation ‘73
passes at the top of the key
long before it counted three.
Why do artists
Remain for so
Short a time?
Leaving before
The tapestry has
Faded in the sun
Long before the
Colors glow in
The shade
The jurors
Judge the work
Unframed never
To hang
Now all is
But a bright
Memory
before
time
Fades it away.
Farewell
Soni Fine.
I'm told she pass 'd away Tuesday in October of 2015
John Clare Stokes
Today I heard a knocking
It was at the degree
Of sixty
I knew he'd be coming
Burning day light, you see.
Upon the red Klein
Huret set to zero
A century I expect this time
Toward Moniac we go.
Resting at the East Tower
Huret at twenty five
Over the bars i cower
Seventy-five more I cry!
Sand and pines
Sand and pines
Will it ever end
Red Klein way ahead
Squares I spin.
Parched in a mirage
Moniac and the end
There sits ole Rog
Offering me a fig newton.
To Roger Kosch Sessler
March 22, 1932
October 22, 2011
John Clare Stokes
Take me back to October of eighty one
When we were free from all the devices
just sitting and talking as the day passes
fish frying with hush puppies soon done.
Luther R Stokes Evangelistic Association
1981 Annual outing
Crawfordville, Florida
John Clare Stokes
You entered my intersection
From the left of me
Somewhere in my past
Mr John's taught me
I was to yield to you
I've spent a lifetime trying
To obey Mr John's
Today I let you cut me off
speed
On through
I would have let you.
Sitting watching for jets to hit the moon, i had the camera in my lap when suddenly an eagle flew into the moon and over my head. And i missed it! I rarely see an eagle. It would have been the shot. There were few jets as well.