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I was once scolded for posting a poem about death. The reader thought I was being morbid. Still, the poet has the obligation to write of subject matt... a poem about my stepdad after his death... About death ,we all have to die. Difficult to write, difficult to read, but there is no upside for these poor creatures.
I truly hope that none of you has been "touched" by such an experience, directly or indirectly. Drug overdoses have been of epidemic proportions aroun... Yes, Seymour’s death has disturbed me more than I thought it would. http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/02/hoffman-and-the-terrible-heroin... Some thoughts about the horror in the Gulf of Mexico in haiku form... The need for love can have tragic consequences especially for poets. Being a Democracy Poet in America, this poet feels like they live in Hong Kong. Seems Federalists are trying to defeat Democracy worldwide by legislat... Her profound observations of human life were born of both joy and suffering. She will be missed. Her poem, printed below. Loneliness is a voice sent into the canyons of mind, but often never echoing back. (Image by Deviant art) Thinking we have answers can be lonely. Perhaps only unanswered questions hold the resolution As the world continues to spiral inwards, daring others to meddle, one is struck with how patiently Man awaits each new season for planting and irriga... My father is dying. He is not going "gently into that good night." (Dylan Thomas). I like Leif Enger''s deion, "He died as if he was catching a train.... "Until Death Us Do" by Julianza Shavin
Perhaps a different approach to the big Yuk in the human condition. Or at least a try...... On Thanksgiving eve, thankfulness versus need is a sometimes forgotten reality. So many face starvation and poverty, yet tomorrow we will give thanks... With the influx of conspiracy nut jobs threatening Dr. Fauci’s life, a civil war with added religious rivalry might be looming. This nonsense as fodd... Accepting the common denominator for living as fearlessly embracing decay might be the key to transitioning into one’s next iteration of existence. Day of Impeachment. An exploration into the seemingly never-ending syndrome of greed and power that “do the right thing” may never rule again. (Image... <center>Deceit
Eyes gaze,
among those
who do not see,
until it''s too late
to undo
moments of regret.
(Who do you really trust?)
Copyright 2... The question of truth or lies dominates the discourse of current events with a seemingly endless challenge to our sanity. “By a lie a man throws awa... In the political arena, using the “lie” as a slippery slope is normally accepted. But philosophically is it ever justified? (Sculpture by Matteo Pugl... This is for you Mr. Hamler. You wanted personal, well, with so many research nerds trying to determine our fate, I say they have no say in this perso... I tried using Old English terms in this, it is naught easy, but I tried.
Excuse my Old English, it is as bad as my new English. Just ask pious Englis... Decisions can be hard to make
which path should I take? The original draft of the Declaration was written by Thomas Jefferson from 11 June 1776 to 28 June 1776. It was finalized and approved by the Congress... With so many ways to address the holidays, at times, it’s the silence that matters. "Desert Rider" Watercolor by Julianza Shavin <center><b>I''d like to wish everyone a Happy New Year!</b></center>
Thoughts from a "DEEP" thinker. thoughts as driving through northern West Virginia last week. Wild weather can evoke my appreciation of a warm and safe abode, but what about the others? |
