Category Archives: Poems
Fredericksburg
by Thomas Bailey Aldrich The increasing moonlight drifts across my bed, And on the churchyard [...]
BEYOND TOMORROW
The sun rises beyond the corn field and spreads slowly over the trees to touch [...]
What the World Needs Now Is Love
What the world needs now is love, sweet love It’s the only thing that there’s [...]
At the Supermarket Checkout Counter
“…FBI insiders swear Kennedy is alive!” Weekly World News 2/24/92 …the tabloid headlines read: JOHN [...]
SONNET LXXXI
By Pablo Neruda And now your mine. Rest with your dream in my dream. [...]
TARGET WITH FOUR FACES
Dan Masterson (1934 – 2022) Twin spotlights blast the night Sky high from the bullet-proof [...]
I Broke the Spell That Held Me Long
by William Cullen Bryant I broke the spell that held me long, The dear, dear [...]
MY SUMMER GARDEN
Beyond imagination deep beneath a ground broken by storms that raged wind that blew ice [...]
THE ART OF THE IMAGE
A thought first begins as a feeling or notion filled both with longing and unbridled [...]
Motorcycle
Take me for a ride, Daddy. I hear you rumbling up the hill of the [...]