Works by Joe Bisicchia

Tree in the Forest

Sally sang.
No one savored the sound.
She settled
having sung for herself
and the sky.
Published in Black Heart Magazine, 2013



Love is Patient, Love is Kind

We’ve walked.
And I forget we’ve walked on water.
You’ve fed the multitude, raised the dead
and I forget.
We’ve talked
and I’ve forgotten what you’ve said.
And yet,
you reach out your hand
and we walk.
Published in Glass: Facets of Poetry, 2017


Sorrow of the Alone

Sun,
radiant sun.
Yet,
rain drop
upon
rain drop,
one upon
one
upon
one.
Published by Door Is A Jar, 2016

Religion

Caveman
knows God
covers with leaves
his fallen son,
cries with the sky,
embraces the risen sun.
Published by Kitty Litter Press, 2017

Sequoia Seed

And what awaits to be seen,
faraway as sky,
close by as the backyard,
ever closer to the heart?
Only the cosmos.
Sure as arms reach out.
Published by Nthanda Review, 2018


Talking Heads

And the wildflowers
rise
to speak.
Maybe everything
speaks to everything,
simply by presence.
Harmony is silence,
and sound
even from the dark.
And the blend,
and presence again,
again, and again.
Breathe in the sharing
when we meet in light
again and again
as who we are
deep inside opens
all heaven and earth.
Published by The Avocet, 2019

Big as the Earth

Yes,
there’s an elephant in the room.
Shall we ignore it?
Wish it to just go away?
Perhaps we should take it for a walk.
Talk with it along the way.
Published by unFold, 2017

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