Poem: A New Day
A New Day Her water lily eyes haunted by cool blue reflections. Daydreams rippled through her home. The sun escaped the moon, sliding beneath the cover of night, leaving her to bask in the soft glow of heaven’s satellite....
Tagged: National Poetry Month 2018
Poem: Stars Fall from the Sky
Thank you for stopping by. This poem can now be found in my poetry collection “Origami Stars and Hot Air Moon” published by Winter Goose Publishing under the title “Possibilities.” Origami Stars and Hot Air Moon COPYRIGHT ©...
Guest Poem: Temptation
Temptation The coyotes yip and sing the starless night alive. They are out in the unseen field somewhere, a safe distance from the yard light. Their leashed cousin pricks his ears, tugs against the arm of domesticity holding him in...
Poem: Awaken
Awaken I don’t want to read about dying for I know what it’s like to wait with someone at death’s door. I don’t want to talk about sorrow because I have lost so much that despair runs through my veins....
National Poetry Month 2018
I have been looking forward to and preparing for National Poetry Month since February. April is also National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo), a challenge to write a poem a day for 30 days. It’s a great way to celebrate, and...
