John Kaniecki has written this poem and he hopes you enjoy reading it. LawyersBy John Kaniecki Lawyers are a funny breedFull of vanity abounding in greedThey write the laws of the landWith language a common man can’t understandMultiplying words not very excitingThey insist on putting everything in writingA man’s fate is changed for bad or […]

Harris Tobias’ most recent poem to appear here was The Oak (June 2013). The MillBy Harris Tobias Time’s great millHas ground another Monday downGround it into bits as fine as flourThis morning the day stood proudFilled with promise if only I’d allowed itTo be. Now it’s gone to memory and rustGround to dust and powderStilled in all […]

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

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 […]

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 […]