Three Poems on Having COVID-19, by Susan Jarvis Bryant
. A Pox Upon My House a pantoum I heard the hiss of sickness as my mind cracked. I scoured...
. A Pox Upon My House a pantoum I heard the hiss of sickness as my mind cracked. I scoured...
. A Pantoum of Wager God said to Satan: Have you seen my servant Job, a man who fears God and...
. A Woke Recipe for Disaster a villanelle Heap fresh and zesty chaos on despair. Rub salt in history’s wounds...
Bridge of Memories a symmetrelle in mixed syllabic meter A bridge built of memories spans the gap between future and...
Bemused “Polyhymnia would not lift her veil, All my attempts at sacred poetry failed, Calliope did not lend me...
The Price (a pantoum in iambic pentameter) The sea and sky, once beautiful and clean, They’ve paid the price...
There is a tale of seven sisters whose father help up the sky pursued by Orion, carried to the...
By Carol Smallwood The pantoum is a poetry form that originated in 15th century Malaysia and drifted West in the...
Winter Storm Watch The sky is still; no flakes appear and yet we know that they will come. Held...
There’s a wonder about it, the fragile beauty of lace. Many kinds for centuries have been important to own; one...
Some excellent imagery in these two poems and messages to take to heart. You've taken rhymes to a new level.…
Brian, thank you for responding to this inspiration so many can share. First of all, it's my gaze returning yours.…
A naturally detailed end-of-day, end-of-season song, Lauren. The musicality is touching. Hope you've had a good weekend here where the…
Words are natural remedies. I especially like the wording of "the squirrels force a slow reluctant smile." What force do…
Gerard, I'm happy to have such an assurance from a friend of his! He, of course, is the source of…
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