‘To the Caged Barn Owl’ and Other Poetry by Lauren E. Fields
To the Caged Barn Owl, II I had thought you clean and blameless, Blindly cast you as the shameless Victim...
Read moreDetailsTo the Caged Barn Owl, II I had thought you clean and blameless, Blindly cast you as the shameless Victim...
Read moreDetailsOh Beautiful glorious day, Let your sunlight shine on me! Let your many clouds of gray Fade above the lovely...
Read moreDetailsI This is the month, and this the happy morn, Wherein the Son of Heaven’s eternal King, Of wedded...
Read moreDetailsThe seasons go a'marching by In all their different ways. I never do appreciate The way they change my days....
Read moreDetailsThe plaintive wail of a child through the night Is a beastly howl, proclaiming its plight. The song of the...
Read moreDetailsRituals of Shade Drowsy hang the blooms of light, descending slowly to a night That wanders in and out of...
Read moreDetailsThis poem is meant to raise awareness about the atrocity of organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners in China today....
Read moreDetailsCurrent Events 2012 I. The Dark Knight Rises in Colorado A silhouette is forming in the door. From reel...
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—A planned monument to President Dwight Eisenhower in Washington, DC funded largely by taxpayer dollars has been put off...
Read moreDetailsTo Be a Bird To foil the grab of gravity, To sail across the spaces Engendered by the cavity Between...
Read moreDetailsAdrift I spy your pain vast as the briny blue. I smell the creosote that seals your hold, but don’t...
Read moreDetailsMy Grandfather-mining it made him blind and mystery of music almost gave him sight he would play by candle light...
Read moreDetailsLearning to Flourish for Dan DeNicola Are we humans half empty or half full? A race of oxymorons, we’re wise...
Read moreDetailsImagine a childhood as tragic premiere. Unwashed, bruised, soiled clothing, still she’s a star. The cops and the guy passed...
Read moreDetailsAmerican oil painter Susan Fox has traveled the world on wildlife expeditions, photographing and painting her way through the pristine...
Read moreDetailsThe village school is cold and still. Its entrance gate is rusted shut, the playground overwhelmed by sounds of loaded...
Read moreDetailsThe Painter Transfixed, I bow before art’s magic splendour, enraptured by the glory of such hues, enchanted, charmed beyond all...
Read moreDetailsThere are so many different ways to behave And yet we often behave in just one. There are so many...
Read moreDetailsA Squinting gaze through the fog and the haze A glimpse at a shimmer while in a daze Brief yet...
Read moreDetailsMycenae Passing through the lion-headed gate, years fall from her shoulders like heaps of old rags. Even in the innocent...
Read moreDetailsRelatively young artist Erik Koeppel walks in the footsteps of giants from the Hudson River School. The below is from...
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—Shen Yun Performing Arts will begin its 2013 seasons in Buenos Aires, Agentina, on Dec. 13, bringing with it...
Read moreDetailsArgument from Design God’s antelopes have eyes placed far to side And horizontal pupils, features they Employ to see wide...
Read moreDetailsSonnet If I could choose to quietly slip away and make my exit while your backs are turned I'd do...
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—As a fine arts painter, Stone Roberts had all the right conditions growing up, including severe myopia as a...
Read moreDetailsThe purple snail (Purpura patula pansa) is found in the Mixtec villages of the Oaxacan Coast in Mexico. The inhabitants...
Read moreDetailsThe Playground The playground stands beside itself In grey, and waits upon the hill. The books are stones upon the...
Read moreDetailsFamous British writer, philosopher, and composer Roger Scruton reaches an above average level of aesthetic clarity here in this inspiring...
Read moreDetailsBallade for Trains They are no more, the whistles’ longing wails, Retreating like a stately, mournful queen. Where are the...
Read moreDetailsAt Rainbow's End At rainbow’s end, I looked for gold; And still I search, Alone and cold: The rainbow’s gone...
Read moreDetailsShe swings huge plates and spins colliders, Shoots particles at stars to drown, (Slides coins from ears and tax providers...
Read moreDetailsTipping Point In our millenium's first dozen years, they say we’re headed for a tipping point -- a disastrous sum...
Read moreDetailsBy Julie Catherine Vigna Sonnet III: Beginnings In bare and dusty feet she wields her broom With none save cat,...
Read moreDetailsCarrying a Torch for Rhyme Rhyming is out, some poets say You can’t express yourself that way For when you...
Read moreDetailsBy Loetta Meister Virginity Tender petals Tightly curled Make a rosebud Not unfurled Tender hearted Little girl Petals waiting...
Read moreDetailsEnough There is a God sized hole within the innermost regions of every soul. Its dark, and it is deep,...
Read moreDetailsI’ve heard it said more than once now about today’s art market and it’s worth repeating: the emperor has no...
Read moreDetailsChasing the Devil I’m losing sight of what I want. I’ve lost the things I need. Danger one step ahead...
Read moreDetailsBy Neal Whitman The reckoning at end of day. Upon a bench two minstrels meet to split the payment equally....
Read moreDetailsA Cold Truth If Love can move mountains I could move the Earth My Heart as a fountain We would...
Read moreDetailsMargaret, the poem subtly points out that seemingly clear images (such as the shadow of hills on a wall) in…
Thanks for explaining, Nancy. Now that I see what's going on, "wings" as a verb makes better sense. The juxtaposition…
Thank you, Roy, for your supportive comment.
Margaret, thank you so much for taking the time to parse that line. Changing the comma would also change 'wings'…
I am so glad that you felt the hope in this poem, despite all the ice and chill. Thank you.
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