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As difficult as it is to discern what is truth, the process itself defines our creative history. Unlike the politician, the professional, or the scho... The KeyOne way or the other, I tell her everyday how much I love her, sometimes in poetry, other times by supporting animal rights! The key to my soul is love!This is a genre I include as Jesus poetry, two personalities Jesus and Hussain who shaped Humanity..both revered by their respective communities..both... The Killers of Jesus and HussainThe dark times approach now that the corn has been cut. "The Boys of Summer" are gone in the most final of ways. The King’s WidowPainting by Gustav Klimt 1907-08 The KissOf Sweetness and the Warming Heart The KissFor those of us who believe the pen or the keyboard often writes on its own, our enigmatic trust deserves a voice now and again. (photo by Barbara Whi... The Knowing PenIcebreakers seldom get much limelight but these great vessels keep our north open to shipping to supply everything to civilian and trade consumers fro... The Labrador's ReturnThis bit of prose was inspired by a spiritual message..where i was told to imagine that i was on a railway track heading south to north..i envisaged t... The LadderInspired by a comment by Jon Michael Perry
<BGSOUND SRC="http://www.zianet.com/jw_laurie/Sounds/APACHE3.mid"LOOP The Land of OklahomaThere is no end, only another round. Tune into for Tuesday’s cage battle. Oh, the Jones/Moore test. Such a piece of anticipated entertainment, if it... The Lascivious GameThis popped out of a discussion last night with Eileen as we used up our seasonal firewood. The Last Dry StickA poem from the perspective of somebody bidding goodbye to the last time in life to the ones they love. The Last GoodbyeLove is eternal. to lose the love of your life is heartbreaking. The Last KissA poem/song dedicated to my granmother and granfather who was killed in the battle of the Somme 1 July 1916. The Last SummerEach winter at solstice, we observe a ceremony for our dearly loved, departed husky dogs, all former members of our family pack and all little proto-w... The Last Winter Rose at SolsticeThe beats came and went; those that came looking for the scene were often disappointed. This is one story.
The LatecomerAmber Moonstone asked me what I see in her eyes.(in the picture kind of laughing)
I see in them a kind of "Send in the Clowns" the people have paid to... The Laughing Eyes of AmberAutmn so beautiful around here in the Cleveland, Ohio area. The LeafA prose poetry exploration of the idea that revelatory moments come when we least expect them. The LeafDr Audrey Coatesworth writes this poem about the death of her mother The LeavingFrom the time we grasp our parent''s fingers, we traverse our birthright, lifelong journey under parental guidance. After that, we journey upon our ow... The Legacy of Rhyme Over TimeThis bush poem is the story of a real person, my good friend Graeme Thomas. A quiet achiever, a jack of all trades and a decent human being, he doesn'... The Legend of Graeme ThomasTo Kris...
Light tumbles through the window,
splaying Itself across the table,
across the letter I wrote you:
The one that will remain
Unsent.
I... The LetterThis poem was written over 10 years ago so it has nothing to do personally with Trump lies, Congress lies, government lies or Fox News lies… but hey… ... The LiarHannah Arendt completely shifted the discourse with her concept of the "Banality of Evil". While observing the trial of Nazi bureaucrat Adolf Eichmann... The Life-long Pernicious EvilHaving watched the 2012 Prometheus film by Ridley Scott for the first time last night, my subsequent nocturnal journeys were unlike any imaginings bef... The Light of DarkI am so bad with keepin the faith. My councelor at the Womens Shelter asked me why I stress and get upset when as far as she can tell, everything happ... The Light~~
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