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To the reader. Sometimes it is not wise to listen to words that wound..."sticks & stones may break my bones"...but God''s words will never hurt me! Th... Sometimes we try the patience of others but have you ever tried you ever tried the patience of you Guardian Angel? I bet not! Some might think this work inappropriate for the joyful season, but believing as I do that harboring ill feelings through into the new year is counter... While playing Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” this morning,
I was reminded of my childhood memories of the 2nd World War and the recent cyber-a... Then, one gleaming moment.....a miracle occured...... A new resolution for New Years. “Children begin by loving their parents; as they grow older they judge them; sometimes they forgive them.” -- Oscar Wi... Vengeful feelings are persistent. To be abused physically and mentally requires strength to survive. But to forgive? Such delivers the quintessential ... This happened ca 1998, wrote it down in the form of poetry many years ago. The official poverty rates for 2016:
. 564,708 people in the U.S. are homeless.
. 83,170 individuals, or 15% of the homeless population, are considere... During Tuesday’s, March.23rd hearing on gun violence—in the wake of two mass shootings in the span of a week—Senator Mike Lee explained that the part... I tear my words with meanings sometimes, to show the dessert in the desert.
Some people fork up the day, when they needed to fork down breakfast. Life offers many expressions of emotion, replaced time and again. Yet…the simplest, and sometimes the most profound, are often missed or left buried. ... With so many ways to distract our focus, is it any wonder we peer through coke bottle lenses and hold blinders tight to our heads, imploding with ques... Lessons learned have their own timetables at times. Teaching’s closure can linger, be that of relationships, business, or personal study. But...this i... Nature as arbiter remains disadvantaged, as amidst the growing climate change debate, some ague it is already too late, while the coveting powerful ad... A strong argument can be made for optimism rapidly becoming an endangered principal of hope. For on this eve/day before the country’s Super Tuesday b... Soul searching sounds biorhythm bound beats found floating florets.
What if the world of words gave Poets a hug of loving appreciation instead of thi... <p><center><embed src="http://www.authorsden.com/adstorage/4750/japan7.mp3"width="200"height="65"autostart="true"loop="true"></em... The picture was drawn by a child from a series called "Through the Eyes of a Child"
"To all Emergency Personal who give their all everyday" When I came home, there they stood,
slender, so many arms reaching, the remains of October's berries mashed on the sidewalk I’d not been around to cl... A novelist/poet lives a life of vicarious experience, i.e., his time is spent in the experience of both real and fictional characters and their daily ... The awful reality that is the fur trade. Not for sensitive readers / viewers. The evolution of language, like fractals, experiences recurring similar patterns, often at progressively smaller scales, revealing a random and chaoti... The evolution of language, like fractals, experiences recurring similar patterns, often at progressively smaller scales, revealing a random and chaoti... The evolution of language, like fractals, experiences recurring similar patterns, often at progressively smaller scales, revealing a random and chaoti... The evolution of language, like fractals, experiences recurring similar patterns, often at progressively smaller scales, revealing a random and chaoti... We are God fragmented into energy. We have forgotten who we are but the pain of our loss remains. Not long ago, election franchised hope cycled periodically, but always with more fervor every four years in November. Today, we're down to such cycles... |
