‘What Is the Measure of My Days?’: A Poem by Peter Venable
What Is the Measure of My Days? —after Psalm 39:4 When I was young, I saw the old: _The ...
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‘Swallowtails’ and Other Poetry by Mary Jane Myers
Swallowtails Every year we till and sow our kitchen garden, parsnips in a six-foot line, to catch the glow ...
‘Flexibility’ and Other Poems by Russel Winick
Flexibility This morning when I was pursuing Just one of my many routines, My son asked why I wasn’t ...
‘Realistic Reflections’ and Other Poetry by Anna J. Arredondo
Realistic Reflections Mirror, mirror, tell me truly: Do I still have charm to tempt? Are these locks downright unruly, ...
Thanks, Roy. I'm glad I was able to convey the song and way of thought of Saint Francis. He was…
Thanks, Zumwalt. That's a real story of walking in the very tall and narrow bamboo passageway at Arashiyama in Kyoto.…
What a delight to come to this at the end of my day! Thank you Briana, Margaret Brinton, and Margaret…
Each has its own meaning and value--and I've given each a story in accord with experience. Thanks for paying attention,…
RI Oh for a plate of freshly baked poori Stuffed with curried spinach and chicken tandoori This puts me not…
