Bedouin Shroud – Items: Forgotten in Drawers (vol. 1)
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Stubbed Toe
Hot Springs and Stubbed Toe – Haiku-ish poems, 1992-2004
“Hot Springs and Stubbed Toe” – A collection of short, haiku-type poems written by DaveO between Tottori, Japan and Olympia,
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Old Man Punk
Following You
I’m sticking with you whoever we are i’m following you Leaping and bounding scrambling to be nearer to you You
Wander + Wonder
Dream’d
I dream of nowhere My homing instinct is disappeared Friends i suppose But to what end? Simplicity if includes Conflicts
Wander + Wonder
Occasionally Free
My half life Is the better part of me up to you entirely which half you want to see Stolen
Old Man Punk
Activat’d
V 1 After so long in the wilderness I finally saw your smoke signal Heard the spark light the kindling
Wander + Wonder
Home is Nowhere/Anywhere
Alone in a strange city Watching ships come and go Anonymous to most Last night watched families with kites on
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Are no Stranger
Crust of Pumpernickel
Crust of pumpernickel Reminds me of Mom Though the reason for this Escapes my deserted mind Was it the flood
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Postcards fr. Gravelly Beach
Friendly Dehli Wanders – Postcard #71
First reflecting on Funiculars, Dave then reads works by poet friends from far-flung points including: Sohaib Ahmed recounting escaped love
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Healing Ramble
Beige unrelenting present…
Every day brings An anniversary of something grand So much promise and vigor Graceful ambition, earnest yearning “Don’t let
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Requited
Change the World with Walking Sticks
Of course i wanna change the world, not just ‘my’ world but ‘the’ world. Not force *anyone* to do *anything*
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Japan Life/Travel, Postcards fr. Gravelly Beach
A Return to Nippon – Postcard #70
Returning to Japan for the first time since working as a mushroom farmer in the Tottori-ken mountains decades previous, Dave
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