SUGAR © PJ Hayward New York 1996 Your kiss is sweet. Everything about you is sweet. Your taste is sweet, and your juice is honey… But your touch almost crushes me with its power And your sweet desire surges through to me Till I tremble in your embrace and I must… Continue reading SUGAR
Category: Poetry
THE NUMBER
It is with tremendous pride I introduce to you today, a new and important contributor to our YOUNG AUTHORS section. At only 15 years old, Aaron Tabor is a young man with such vision, clarity and understanding of Human Nature and our precarious role as Humans in the Universe, that I know you will enjoy this… Continue reading THE NUMBER
FREEDOM
In support of the tremendously gifted and spiritual young people who bless our lives with their thoughts and views, LawdyMissClawdy – Life Speaks takes great pride in announcing the creation of a new website category: “Young Authors”. To christen this new category we are honored to present an original work by an exceptional young student… Continue reading FREEDOM
SATURDAY NIGHT
SATURDAY NIGHT © PJ Hayward, New York 2014 There's a party going on outside my window… Downstairs. ...outside... out in the back of one of those buildings down there.... From my perch up here on the fifth floor of my building, I am loving the music of Mexico as it flows up here from the happiness… Continue reading SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCE
DANCE © PJ Hayward New York 2014 I feel the music that pounding rhythm.. Aahh.... Oh yessss... The drums... The drums.......... that Latin beat…. that Afro beat…. the throbbing…..pounding…… in the air through the floor infecting my feet like electricity... it flows like lightning through my body I am on fire........ Someone feels… Continue reading DANCE
MY CHAIR
MY CHAIR © PJ Hayward, New York 2011 I nod off in my chair now. From my chair I can look beyond the rusty fire escape outside my window, to the maze of buildings beyond, growing ever more abundant with the passing of time. Where beautiful trees were once filled with singing birds, now rise… Continue reading MY CHAIR
STREET DUST
© PJ Hayward, New York 1981 Street Dust They stand Huddled in the doorways Crouching in the corners... The crusts of their lives Their only blanket..... The children stand Shivering among the boxes and bags... Their thin hands reaching out From within their withered shirts...... They are the poor, The homeless… Numbered in the land… Continue reading STREET DUST