Posts by Writers Garret
Cheryl W. Robinson, Once
Once Cheryl W. Robinson I bet I was happy and smiling when I first saw your face, believing it was tender and kind I wonder if you saw the luster…
Read MoreSylvia Riojas Vaughn, Notes on Creating a Wellspring
Notes on Creating a Wellspring Sylvia Riojas Vaughn Fathom a retreat, a possible Utopia. Why not embrace it once? Raise the first stanchion of a simple frame shelter. Far from…
Read MoreErin Reeves, Once
Once Erin Reeves Once, I planted a stanchion around my heart— a shelter, as I hoped, smiling and thankful, to receive your embrace. Once, I tried to capture the west,…
Read MoreGayle Reaves-King, Soft Touch
Soft Touch Gayle Reaves-King God spoons up the living mountains like ice cream, leaving only the luster of his cold breath as snow clouds in the west. Great mounds of…
Read MoreAnne Gordon Perry, Frame for a New World
Frame for a New World Anne Gordon Perry Living in this troubled age with trust that things will change eroded, we forget solutions can be simple once common dreams are…
Read MoreMark David Noble, lyric
lyric Mark David Noble our radio was listening to the day, the city, to us, to the possible uniform outcome collected from people we met, who called us looking for…
Read MoreMz Jolie, Goodbye
Goodbye Mz Jolie As you hear me singing, I hope you are really listening. I am sending up prayers hoping that one day my living won’t be a crime. This…
Read MoreCole Murphy, Take Shelter
Take Shelter Cole Murphy Take Shelter, Join the city, Living in fear, Learning to embrace the stanchion of life, Thankful for the shade, Tender and warm, Listening to the harmony…
Read MoreJames Mendur, The City Monk and the Country Monk — A Conversation in Haiku
The City Monk and the Country Monk — A Conversation in Haiku James Mendur Spring in the city – Living a simple monk’s life as it awakens Listening to Spring…
Read MoreKari Lynch, Student Body
Student Body Kari Lynch I watch you weave disaster out of bad decisions mixed with Good intentions Then hear you singing the common chorus of despair That I once knew…
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