‘Distance Kills’: A Poem by Michael Charles Maibach
. Distance Kills Distance kills. It’s always true. In time and space, In all we do. Those on our team,...
Read moreDetails. Distance Kills Distance kills. It’s always true. In time and space, In all we do. Those on our team,...
Read moreDetailsOld Man at the River Old man's at the river painting the scene.He's working on boats and feeling serene.Unnoticed,...
Read moreDetails. If I Could but Touch His Hem ---Mark 5:25-34 Forgive me, Lord, you know it’s true That I have...
Read moreDetails. Trumped by Reason Our elitists loved extolling all their virtues while controlling each dimension of all nations through new...
Read moreDetails. Mr. Bluebird Your spirit rose before I spied your form. It dulled the winter sting and stilled the storm....
Read moreDetails. Winter Midnights Old numbers on the radio; Through foggy panes, a street lamp's glow; Some aircraft's feebly buzzing sound;...
Read moreDetails. Renaissance for Rob Salminen I am as old as I have ever been, And I've not seen all that...
Read moreDetails. As Hamas Celebrates Dead Babies The Bibas deaths... how do I tell this news? A mother and her sons---all...
Read moreDetails. Enamoured String me a strand of pure white pearls supernal, Warming my throat as quivering fingers do, Roughened but...
Read moreDetails. My Heart's Desire There is one thing that I long for, _and another that I need. One essential to...
Read moreDetails. Howl at the River Howl at the river, cry me a moon; Blow up on a drum, and beat...
Read moreDetails. At the Ready ---Distant Thunder, Andrew Wyeth (USA), 1961 The coming storm won’t let young Rattler lie asleep, but...
Read moreDetails. . Der Knecht An einem Teich in einem Tal, am Felsenfuß entlang, Da steht ein Mädchen ohne Schal, als...
Read moreDetails. Truths Be Known _A cryptical dawning _This foggy gray morning With images drifting about. _Deceptive impressions, _Opaque are the...
Read moreDetails. Wanted: A Verse Curriculum and Pedagogy David J. Rothman discusses the curriculum of the Poetry Concentration in the Graduate...
Read moreDetails. Chasing COLAs in a Hard World COLA: cost-of-living adjustment We learned, each time we tried to file a claim,...
Read moreDetails. Mistaken Identity I never really found out who you are, I only saw what I preferred to see. I...
Read moreDetails. Sophisticated Stupidity Preserve the fish, defend the trees_And save the wilting daisies;Protect the coral in the seas_But kill the...
Read moreDetails. Margaret Brennan’s Plan to Stop Genocide “Well, he was standing in a country where free speech was weaponized to...
Read moreDetails. Capacity “This is too big and inexcusably Extravagant, so next time I insist We buy a smaller glass. This...
Read moreDetails. Aged Elation When reaching that age where you fear getting slow, The advent of faculties starting to go, It’s...
Read moreDetails. Strauss Vater Scene: Vienna, Austrian Empire: Midnight, October 15, 1844. On this night the famous musician, Johann Strauss, Sr....
Read moreDetails. The New York Times' Attack on Shen Yun Is an Attack on Arts and Culture by Evan MantykSCP Editor...
Read moreDetails. Scarlet Pimpernel Amassing clouds—the air still warm; But you, my scarlet pimpernel, You sense that there's a coming storm,...
Read moreDetails. Made from Scratch! An ever-growing-number of our adolescent children are suckled by the biased breasts of prejudice and greed---...
Read moreDetails. How Did You Woo Me? Let Me Count the Way You didn’t sweep in on a snowy steedClad in...
Read moreDetails. My Pensive Valentine Devout Love is not in the offered sweet, nor does Love proclaim in the proffered rose,...
Read moreDetails. Lines for Your Valentines Without you here, my life is like A broken pencil, simply pointless. And if you...
Read moreDetails. Fifties Country Living Sit down with me my children, come! __I'll spin a tale or two About when I...
Read moreDetails. The Potentate and the Pontiff by Joseph S. Salemi I have often argued that the formalist techniques of traditional...
Read moreDetails. Moments Matter When my daughter was just three __I took her to the zoo. She laughed and smiled and...
Read moreDetails. Dog Eat Dog As cells get divided, if outcomes are guided _completely by rolling the dice, the fit must...
Read moreDetails. A Grain of Sand A grain of sand got lodged into __A little seagull's eye. He spluttered with indignant...
Read moreDetails. Evensong The embers dimmed on the Pacific; _The sky a scarlet hue. One might conclude the fire seraphic--- _A...
Read moreDetails. A Bogus Bishop’s Prayer My prayer is not pitched heavenward _To fall upon deaf ears. It’s lashed to Earth...
Read moreDetails. Leoncavallo Fumes at the Premiere of Puccini’s La Bohème, 1896 Damn Giacomo Puccini and his little La Bohème. How...
Read moreDetails. Another Winter Another winter's growing old. __Another spring is coming. Another hive, gripped by a branch, __Will make its...
Read moreDetails. The Clown I went inside my mind today. I hoped my thoughts would want to play. But all they...
Read moreDetails. On the Porch The roof and eaves, low walls or none, slim railings, Contrive a sense of shelter customary....
Read moreDetails. Splendid Majesty "I will meditate on the glorious splendor of Your majesty, and on Your wondrous works."---Psalm 145:5 I...
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