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To consider how tenuous and short-lived our existence, is to ponder some of its arresting moments of growth and the possibility such infinitesimal par... I think.. in our hatred and fear of a faceless enemy, we forget somewhere a mother cries, just as we do, when she loses her son
poem that encourages us to help someone in need, even with no reward or selfish motive After visiting the Seniors many thoughts go through my mind and these are a few after listening to some of these ladies and gentlemen.
My original lyrics in a songwriters contest in San Diego and now a :First draft" vocal soundtrack. What''s your opinion:
Any hope to hear this on t... One must step back in time, open their eyes and their heart to see how they have been formed... ~Lily of Lough Neagh~ At some point, everyone struggles with sorrow, bringing on unique awareness, for some, a welcome resolve. For others short of crossing the Rubicon, to... Like most, struggling with sorrow brings on unique awareness, even after resolve has been met. Still, to have had such an experience and survived, is ... - Like most, struggling with past sorrow brings on unique future awareness, even after resolve has been met. Still, to have had such an experience an... How many of us fantasize that we are all a message in a bottle trying to find purchase.. (Image by wonderfulphoto) In Becket’s play, “Waiting for Godot,” Godot can save, or punish, or try to take care of man. Humanity (tramps in the play) think that as long as Godo... Accepting survival as intrinsically perfect can be difficult. Trying to imagine another’s “perfect,” daunting. So goes Rio’s poor, year after year a... Although this poem may appear as an oblique reference, today’s media prattle mirrored on Huff Post: “Fox News Twists Itself In Knots To Find An Explan... Most of us can’t comprehend the devastation potential of throwing a family and its possessions onto the lawn or the street through eviction. Perhaps,... Sequel to the poem "eviction notes." Special thanks to Scott Harben, photographer for allowing me to showcase his indescribable metal work. [This poem is written in the memory of three special people in my life who lost their lives: my good friend, Dr. David A. Davis, EdD, July 1, 2003 (ag... With the UN’s concern with the continuing barbaric actions and the crawl of murderous brutality raging in Africa, Syria, Yemen and numerous other hot ... My memory of an artist crouched in in the frigid temperature of January ’62 outside the MOMA museum doing her thing on a canvas brittle with cold. I ... This poem is dedicated to Kate Clifford who suggested it after reading a comment by Karen Vidra on one of Kate''s poems.....Karen had a "close encount... What a new year coming has to offer: murderous brutality raging in Yemen, as well as in Syria and on our own soil at the Mexican border. One is left... ~*~ Why should it be that we cannot live in peace and harmony, why do some strive to corrupt goodness ~*~
Apologies, had to change the picture as the... - Fear to act on behalf of human decency and rights bodes paralysis for human evolution. (image by pinterst) Why write Poet Tree? Because someone has to trump Morticians. By questioning January 6 actions against The Capital and Our We The People Democracy.
... The evolution of earths creatures are of environmental making; but is the evolution of Man more of a spiritual awakening? Such a freedom comes with this willingness
To let desire return to my heart.
What a miracle it's no longer broken
The Evolution is complete
Merry Christmas, darlings! My suicide attempt failed; apparently I am indestructible, and this emboldens me to live the more. No more sad songs! He... - It’s very hard to think of a future when so many wish to ignore what it takes to allow the planet’s survival. Yes, we're getting quite good at self-... It’s very hard to think of a future when so many wish to ignore what it takes to allow the planet’s survival. Yes, we''re getting quite good at self-... Climbing mountains allows much of Nature’s constant changes to be appreciated as both danger and a calming of one’s inner stressful baggage. Climbing... It’s very hard to think of a future when so much ignorance as to what it takes to allow the planet’s survival. Yes, dumbed down sentience is getting q... Poem is about poetic Tallmadge, Ohio and The Circle, The Center, The Compass, and The Spokes in its Western Reverse HeART core conception.
Ohio, bei... "Now as I place a wet quarter on her grave" The cliché “It’s all good,” has origins so easy to have missed. (Image by Agnes Toth) Today there is a threat of lexiconic-annihilation, a proliferation of regurgitant language needing to find a 21st century vomitorium, where the purgin... To know oneself seems clear when we overcome the formidable challenge needing to be understood; arguably, the creation of our own reality. Yet, many ... To know oneself seems clear when we overcome the formidable challenge of needing to be understood. Arguably, WE create most of our reality. Yet, many ... |
