Narnian Reverie: Or Moishe Requires his Tea


Mrs. Bombastic

A tisket, a tasket 

trailing mist ribbons

from her Easter basket


midsummer moonshine

mittens lost and found

then lost again by

kittens fiddling around


glowworm orb observes

green cheese moon man land

sing hey diddle diddle

to feline fiddler band


silently frolicking

Bastet hearth deities

Bombay amber eyes

Mord and Moishe kitties


Lunar Musicians

their mute jazz band wails

reflect harvest moon in

patent black coat and tails


larking in grayscale

hinterland twilight

no time for sleep in

mystic magic night 


to color in vision

the painter brings her brush

I brought my pen to

poem ebullient hush


in honeycomb'd verses

weaving fabled spells

of sand covered kingdoms

inside wishing wells


once upon a rhyming

celestial story time

Tlingit elder waltz in

wild mountain thyme


Puss tippling catnip

Me, my jug of wine

a loaf and he beside 

were paradise mine


till rain sneaks in on

Mist-blue kitty toes

Ohio's bank ore'flow

where pussywillow grows


wither shall we find

sweet sheltering repose?

pretty words blurred by 

Windy Wendigos 


my ballet shoes soiled

they will surely scold 

wine turned to water

Moishe's feet are cold 


Just we two must fend

Mord wisely went to bed

dreaming of cat treats

dancing in his head


but soft what light shines

In yon window faithfully

his front yard post light

calling Moishe and me?


nope, just me revolving

round memory carousel

kitchen table slideshow

where heaven hurts like hell


in recall I forget

wine tumbled on the floor

crying, holding tighter 

just makes me lose more


Fact.  


the elders have moved

ever farther away

I only see and hear 

in grandkids at play. 


I don't even dream about them anymore. 


yet our beloved birds

hover o're me now 

tiny elder sparks

my presence they allow


This bears more pondering. 

I'll write on this more. 

I'll think on this more. 

I'll drink on this more. 


Meanwhile, cue Narnian Reverie. Because Moishe's toes are freezing and he requires his tea. 

 

A sardine toast feast

Tumnus laid for we

riding out the storm

the faun, the cat and me


sip from fairy tea cups

of dogwood petal pink

with fern frond saucers 

gin and printer's ink 


(there it is...)


Just a god and his girl

our silly ancient ways

strolling down Eden

and in and out of days


with love to Skinny Ape who introduced me to the faun. 


 

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