‘Earthquake in Morocco’: Poem Written by a Poet in Morocco, Paul A. Freeman
. Earthquake in Morocco---8 September, 2023 My flight to Casablanca landed late, and through an ill-chanced vagary of Fate I...
. Earthquake in Morocco---8 September, 2023 My flight to Casablanca landed late, and through an ill-chanced vagary of Fate I...
. Not Forgetting 9.11 in 2023 New York, the City that I've only seen In flashes, glimpses, footage, faraway, New...
. . Wings of Desire: Canto I of Paradise by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) translated by Stephen Binns . God’s glory,...
. Perchance to Dream __The sky is wide, __The sea is deep, And when we’ve woken into sleep __A place...
. Nine: A Song for a Granddaughter for a girl, M___, raised in my household, though not a blood relative...
. . A Curveball of Blackbirds “Thousands of blackbirds fell out of the sky….” —The New York Times ....
. Pilgrimage The strong will long to go on pilgrimage, Assembling to reclaim their heritage Of sanctity and stable permanence...
. Hymn to the Night Every thinking creature adores the light __Where twinkling stones and stars and flowers stun Senseless...
. Fallen The Universe was perfect, Heaven and Earth, Upon Almighty God’s Creation’s birth! He made the spirit-beings, Angels, free;...
. Tough Love and Hugs “Where the heck do they learn this crap?” one father asked another. __When we were...
. The Pietà or Mickey Mouse? A book I’ve read depicts a boy Who’s searching for creative joy. His mind...
. A Deeper Scaly Screed "'Rich Men North of Richmond' is a passionate screed against the state of the country...
. Modern Times . I. The Cutting-Edge Misogynist He slams the bland and damned old-fashioned type--- Those tiresome dinosaurs born with...
. Henry IV, Part I In Henry IV Part 1 the king’s possessed By fears that Harry Hotspur wants him...
. Overheard in a Mexico City Cantina A downpour started. The cantina beckoned. I sat and heard two men debating...
. . Poetics the Ginger Cat —Ποιητική: ‘poi-EIGH-tee-keigh’ By a caged fire I read. Around me walls of ancient lore,...
. Something Higher the brown scapular of Elijah Departures and arrivals. Passengers. The life of one old man describes an...
. A Discussion on Long Poems by Julian Woodruff In her second comment to the thread trailing my recent poem...
. Scenes of passion in literature, on the stage, and on the silver screen, have captivated audiences for years. How...
. Deep in the Heat of Texas a rhupunt One hundred one, a scorching sun that I should shun. I...
. The Fall of the House of Yellow On July 28, 2023, after months of failed negotiations between Yellow Freight...
. My Boy His mess of hair plays with the wind; Eyes beaming now, he shines alive, A thrill to...
. The Jet Not Owned When climate czar John Kerry was chastised, For flying in his carbon-spewing plane, He angrily...
. The Outing . I Miss Deidre Ealing of Tiny Tots School, A woman who'd never be anyone's fool, Observing...
. Facing a Famine of Fatherhood in memory of Father Peter Carota They say a country road or city street,...
. Some Questions? “We’ll know our disinformation is complete when everything the U.S. public believes is false.” —William J. Casey,...
. The Certainty of Kelly Green My friend and I went to a coffee shop; She read her intricately crafted...
. Mercedes Benz Makes a Corporate Decision Good morning, fellow members of the board. I’ve summoned you because your vote’s...
. Batten the Sovereign Soul I think we used to be stronger, home-made With simple stuff. We’d read a headline, see...
. The Blame Game a kyrielle They rile. They gall. They know it all. These irksome jerks in folly’s thrall Are perilously cretinous. __It’s always Them....
. On Water & Evil “Evil, like water, seeks the lowest point.” ---Earnest McDaniel The thunder clapped again, applauding light...
. The Forgotten Earl He thought about the sonnets that he wrote; The time he spent composing metered lines Of...
. The End’s Hard Edge The End Is Near, it always was, Its point is clearer now because Collapsed disturbance...
. One Law Away Everyone can agree that we all disagree. __We don’t see what we see quite the same....
. The Heavy Launch of the Siegfried Idyll The landing offered just the space required for Wagner and the band...
. . Learn Now, Learn Now, Young Master ‘Learn now, learn now, young master; You soon will take your test....
. Key West Rum, reeling, raunchiness, and revelry, Palms, poincianas, palaces of old--- All lie behind; the Morro Castle’s hold...
. Formulas for Failure I’ve seen too much of devastating failure, In almost every avenue of life. One might guess...
. The Emperor's New Chromosomes The Emperor would be remade; He felt if he could be a maid He’d be...
. Back to Sleep In very early years, now far behind, When I returned to earth at midnight deep From...
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