When the Clouds Fall as Rain
When the clouds fall as rain, I see the day differently. When the clouds fall as rain, I pretend I can fly through the fast falling raindrops and ask “Why?”. When the clouds… Read More
When the clouds fall as rain, I see the day differently. When the clouds fall as rain, I pretend I can fly through the fast falling raindrops and ask “Why?”. When the clouds… Read More
There has never been a Time in my past when, as a child, I could not positively state how joyful I was to have the ability to sense all of everything surrounding me.… Read More
I believe in the guidance system. Shall we say together, “I don’t need to be the manifested receiver!” and “no more will I nit-pick as I measure the distance of where I am… Read More
Set The Scene: A maiden approaches the king of war as he weeps over the sight of his men lying scattered across the field: a field which gives his dead soldiers a cold,… Read More
Laura, There’s a suit case. One that holds samples of tid-bits of memories and of adventures of one’s life. “Set it aside.” the smile in your eyes tells me, “dive into the pureness… Read More
“…at a magnitude of 5.8, it was the largest temblor to hit Virginia since 1897, when the largest quake on record, a 5.9 quake, struck.” says Liz Halloran from NPR.org- in her blog… Read More
Yellow, Red, and green, the colour of her eyes, His mind tries to wean, from the memories of her disguise. Jane was her name. She was anything but plain. Oh, he tries… Read More
You were, was , with, are, within a dream. Deem, my poet’s mouth keen.. for the ocean’s silver gleam, lingers over the glistening of thy mystery’s thickening scheme. Unforgettably, I forgot to date… Read More
On a piece of plastic, I wrote this paper, you see? It told of my life’s work and all the secrets of the world. But, as I paused to examine a pebble in… Read More
I admire the beauty, and cleverness of poetry. I’ve some poems- mostly free verse- that are partly old and mostly new that I’d like to post. I will begin with the oldest and post from… Read More
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