Category Archives: poetry
A Sense of Wonder (fragment)
If you have a detective nature, You will find so much to trace: The words on the page are your Clue that there’s more than just a face, Staring back from the computer screen; You need only search through history … Continue reading
A New Day
Lifting black covers, Today’s Sun reveals pink sheets On purple pillows.
Day’s End
The orange fireball Streaks behind a navy veil And slips into bed.
Jacqui’s Poem
via Daily Prompt: Winsome Jacqui’s Sonnet You came to visit us yesterday Not realizing fully what God’s schemes Involved; and never in your wildest dreams Did you imagine what you’d come to say. Susan said you two’d never found … Continue reading
On His Retirement
As he comes to the end of a career, Howard thinks back to the beginning Of his Credit Union days, when winning Wasn’t foremost on his mind, nor was fear About the future: he’d a ship to steer Right … Continue reading
To Don
As a wise philosopher once stated, Families are meant to stick together: For mutual support, through rough weather, In sickness, sorrow, whatever’s fated; Not to take advantage of related In-laws, nor to have them feel a tether That binds, but … Continue reading
