James McGurk’s most recent poem to appear here was The Flower Lady (June 2013). When Time StopsBy James McGurk I walked the street Past the still lake And watched The kids Baiting their lines Not caring About the early Damp fog Only happy to be Away from Stone schools And clocks That seem Lost in time
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Turn the Page
Diane Sciacchitano’s most recent poem to appear here was Searching for Home (May 2013). Turn the PageBy Diane Sciacchitano Lofty goalsDare I indulgeClimb out on that ledgeEmbrace bolder pathsWill I stumbleI just maySwiftly I pick myself upThere is more than todayUsed to be easyDecisions to commitBut ambition can be dauntingAnd I question my fateArmed with confidenceKnowing there […]
Turn the Page
Diane Sciacchitano’s most recent poem to appear here was Searching for Home (May 2013). Turn the PageBy Diane Sciacchitano Lofty goalsDare I indulgeClimb out on that ledgeEmbrace bolder pathsWill I stumbleI just maySwiftly I pick myself upThere is more than todayUsed to be easyDecisions to commitBut ambition can be dauntingAnd I question my fateArmed with confidenceKnowing there […]
The Librarian
Erren Geraud Kelly’s most recent poem to appear here was Bicycle Days (June 2013). The LibrarianBy Erren Geraud Kelly I want to tell herI don’t read as much as I once didBut I haven’t fallen out of love with booksI’m just taking a break from themI often find stories inOther placesLike movies and music cds.Or inside the […]
The Poets
Paul Strohm’s poem It’s a Life appeared here in May (2013). The PoetsBy Paul Strohm They sing of life, calm, sweet, each opportunity a heartfelt note some high high because only song will extend, even remotely sang, the mood of the world sings of singing. When songs were young they sang Oh! such a language the world […]
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