Beautiful dreamer the song sonnets with the lover's who dream of wondrous thing hope and charity carries us to its home we see the sparkle in the eye of our lovers the beauty carries us to be sure love is before the heaven's lent the people who dream of wondrous things love carries us to … Continue reading Beautiful Dreamer: Richard Edwards
Category: poetry
Pain and Pleasure: Joyce Lancaster
We all experience Pleasure and pain We should think Of the Perseverance Of the human spirit What a pleasure it is To see old friends and family Laughter and children who Haven’t seen snow before Are enchanted by The sight of snow angels The pain of howling Winds which is adversity It is something All … Continue reading Pain and Pleasure: Joyce Lancaster
I’m in Love: John Oross
I want to be with you To hold your hand Your husband showered in love I want to make you smile Go that extra mile You’re my gift from God above Glory to God I’m in love So you see, I’ve been trying to say Who you are in my heart Using pictures filled with … Continue reading I’m in Love: John Oross
Untitled: Jan McCartney
For every flaming star that glows A love is born and swiftly grows. For every sun that fades out A love finds trouble all about. For every tear a cloud doth shed Another love fades dead. And yet, for every mountain high A love is born that will not die. Oh so few! They linger … Continue reading Untitled: Jan McCartney
The Surrealist Door: James Adamson
The Red River Valley basin never had water that high there was never a cat fish on our living room door and even though the lamp was reflected I never noticed. The door may have been old but the lines were straight and there was never water leaking under it metaphorically or as literal fact. … Continue reading The Surrealist Door: James Adamson
Just Like That: Jackie Kehler
And just like that..... A phone call.... Invalidating the reality of living with Complex PTSD. Just like that. Not factoring in: Over-functioning, Over-compensating, Failing trigger management, Navigating between memory time zones, Push and pull of disassociating and mindfulness, Curtains of tears, Spiralling depression, Debilitating anxiety, Trudging weariness, Chronic sense of doom, Complete lack of trust, … Continue reading Just Like That: Jackie Kehler
Fire Road: Cory Buchanan
Glancing at a devil, hidden in his words, jutting from a smile. Propelled flames hang in eye, holding his fatal prints -- deaf inside, black flashes loudly. Standing drugged and dizzy, far off the highway. In backwater forests, jolted cold by taillights, yelling to his senses. Piercing a path on a thin gravel road, through … Continue reading Fire Road: Cory Buchanan
The Whole Heart: Cassandra Kulay
Take my breath and understand, I've come this far to hold your hand. You have hovered, formless, over my waiting consciousness, although I did not know it then, you are my destiny, when I nurtured my dream, the farther you seemed, the closer you were to me. I was cautious but in time my feelings … Continue reading The Whole Heart: Cassandra Kulay
Void Inside my Mind: Bradley Mckay
In the cloudiness of my mind a storm arises. Thoughts, dreams exist only in imagination of my insanity. It creeps into my very soul now takes over I no longer have the capacity for the goodness that once consumed me. Knowledge, wisdom that once had flowed through my mind now numb, hidden away in the … Continue reading Void Inside my Mind: Bradley Mckay
Dear Floozie Shoes: Susan Maria Rowley
I have tasted another classic miracle seen the purple twisted tail go by so utterly fantastic it feels to be in the presence of the master-less sandals sashaying about on the boarded-up prairie field wantonly waiting for the trolls to peep out and beg for manna and gleaming crystals to hoard listlessly longing for long-legged … Continue reading Dear Floozie Shoes: Susan Maria Rowley
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