Ken Allan Dronsfield is a published poet and author originally from New Hampshire, now residing in Oklahoma. He loves thunderstorms, walking in the woods at night, and spending time with his cat Willa. He is the co-editor of the poetry anthology titled, Moonlight Dreamers of Yellow Haze available at Amazon.com. His published work can be found in reviews, journals, magazines and anthologies throughout the web and in print venues including: The Burningword Journal, Scarlet Leaf Review, Indiana Voice Journal, The Literary Hatchet Magazine, Belle Reve Journal, Peeking Cat Magazine, The Australia Times, Bewildering Stories, Aquill Relle, Members Anthology, Book 6, Literature Today, Volume 5, Poetic Melodies and Imperfect Paths Anthologies by Creative Talents Unleashed, Birdsong Anthology Vol 1, Voices of Humanity, Vol 2 Anthology, and others. Ken's poetry has been nominated for Best of the Net for 2016. Au Revoir to Summer patiently, dishes wait in the sink for hot water and soap to arrive the cat sits nervously in wonder when his dinner will fill the bowl summer sun has left for Florida chain saws echo through the valley pumpkin looks pitiful on the porch wish I was better with the knife. standing in the back yard alone watch the leaves gliding down like paper airplanes here and there others helicopter spin to the ground. a sense of sadness now is born. Au revoir Summer, Bonjour Fall. and you are still working away I have only written a bit today dishes waiting in the kitchen for my lazy ass to wash and dry dinner will dirty them once more as colder days are now on the way. Mansion of Midnight Wails a captive glance down the darkened hall light rays disclosing the stale airborne dust frisky orbs frolic whilst dancing to the divine decrepit rose petals lie scattered all about. a curtsy to the shadow as it moves in respite laughter erupts from the second floor landing majestic claw tub sits waiting for the master as chandeliers swing to whispers in the wind. wrought iron fences surround the old home the barn roof collapsed in a storm last March lilacs and azaleas have long since died but oaks and pine have remained tall and strong. distant screams are heard on all hallow's eve and a cackling of witches as they fly in the sky changelings fly in the form of a black raven as children run past grasping bags of candy. eerie tales of the mansion of midnight wails as the ghosts dance by the old grand stairs the mailbox hangs open near the broken gate the old house breathes and sighs in repose. Amnesia Haze Within lofty daily trials life always in check gaze at self-made walls inhale an amnesia haze. Chastising red milestones beaten within submissions artful weaving of whispers wake from a deeper sleep. Questioned emotion on ice travel within a dark compass where in Hades am I spirited queries shuffle on downward. dissected voices in a breeze breathless inhales unshaken blowing kisses to a blue nebula poison barbs on a comet's tail. Blown away with red leaves, tincture of orange and yellows fog clearing in rising sunshine shaking off that amnesia haze.
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