| Rules for Divas Divas should be larger than life, No matter what their size, Divas should have long hair, Metaphorically speaking. They should burn bright, Like the red lights that surrender to them. Divas possess deep anger, Or passion, or intensity, in Varying combinations. Divas don’t chew bubble gum. And when they sing, Your heart stops. — Published Snakeskin Ezine, Issue 52 (March 2000) Walking the Crow The sight disturbs what they know, He’s the crow, after all, I don’t know how long he’ll be here, |
Back Into Mexico Eggs, bread, pears & peaches, Like Weston I’ll feast on avocados, Live life in black and white, Take lovers, and mourn you, Watch the Aztec sun, And the Mayan moon. — Published as Rochelle Randel, Sauce Box, Fall 1998 
Photos courtesy of Sheamus Clark Kailau Beach, near the lifeguard station. |
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