Waiting For Night To Fall
By Carl Kopman
Lovers and friends never have ends
Morning along your skin.
The sun shines in.
Your sleep.
I want to wake you
Tell you. To see me too.
Blind in love.
Thinking it mattered.
This wound heals.
Other lovers.
Other friends.
Always You.
I try to think into
What you never said.
What I wanted to hear.
Confusing till. It doesn’t matter.
Falling in love has no logic.
And there is always another name.
I carefully remember
is not yours.
It is that two people can fall in love
Is a miracle.
Such a lonely place
to share old pains.
carl kopman/Albion /1974
Carl Kopman
In the late summer of 1970 with my earthly belongings in a backpack and a fifty dollar bill in my pocket I was dropped off at the junction of Highway 1 and Albion Ridge Road. It was like stepping into a tarot deck where I, a taxi cab driver from Brooklyn, could find community and love, peace and space.
Daniel Danzig - September 5, 2022 @ 6:37 am
Wonderful
lindasimmel - September 4, 2022 @ 9:26 am
beautiful poem, Carl, so enjoy your work!
charles williams - August 26, 2022 @ 7:18 pm
carl you are one of the most beautifull people i have
been blessed to know
Bob Pizzi - August 25, 2022 @ 9:10 am
Big bro Carl,
Really a beautiful poem – I believe Interconnecting Circles is a great gift to all of us who have been fortunate to be in your line of sight and sound.
Bob
Coleen - August 25, 2022 @ 8:22 am
Lovely poem & gorgeous, photo, Carl.
Glad to receive each issue. —C.