‘Florence Foster Jenkins’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
Florence Foster Jenkins “A Jenkins recital was never exactly an aesthetic experience--- only to the degree that an early ...
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‘Americans Cross the Rubicon’: A July 4th Poem by Brian Yapko
Americans Cross the Rubicon 1. Preamble Be proud, be grateful that we’re here! We came In pain from ...
‘Kaddish for My Father’: A Poem by Brian Yapko
Kaddish for My Father Yitgadal v’yitkadash sh’mai rabah… I’ve said the mourner’s kaddish now a thousand times To mark ...
‘Advice for Tokyo Rose’: A Poem by Brian Yapko
Advice for Tokyo Rose February, 1943---Tokyo, Japanese Empire. Iva D’Aquino---an expatriate American national---is hired by Kenchiki Oki, on behalf of ...
‘The George-A-Saurus’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
The George-A-Saurus Forget the Jabberwocky, son--- Instead beware the George-A-Saurus: A wicked monster you should shun; Whose single goal ...
Thank you, Paul! I was hoping that the subject would have broad appeal and identification.
Appreciated, Yael!
Thank you for the kind words, Bruce! I'm glad it resonated with you.
Tashvi, you are an inspiring revelation. How beautifully your poem is structured in rhyme, rhythm, message, and flow from verse…
Dear Tashi, true dreams never do decay.. C.S Lewis, Chesterton and Tolkien are such inspiring writers because they affirm this…
