What I Wouldn’t Give What I wouldn’t give to go back, to have those days with my dearest where none of us felt loving lack
Tag: Poetry
Two Poems by Mariana Mcdonald
Such a Green Blue Eye Such a green blue eye this eye that sees the face of death Such a perfect pitched ear that hears
Fall, My Breath, as the Strings Rise By Alicia Mathew
Fall, My Breath, as the Strings Rise As I steadily adjoin my impending demise, If only Life proffered fair, Fall, my breath, as the strings
FORGOTTEN By Mel Goldberg
FORGOTTEN In some forgotten place the year turns dry, the once green growth turns brown upon the hill. Then oranges whither before my eye And
Fighting Hunger with Water: A Shakespearean Sonnet By Dhee Sankar
Fighting Hunger with Water: A Shakespearean Sonnet Whoever has their food, you have your fill And fill our heart, and feel our health with us.
Three Poems By Martha Deed
Grandma’s Friend in 1943 My grandma was picky choosing friends following her hunches ’til she chose a German spy. Her choices often went against the
Grand Little Things 