‘Every New Pantheon’: A Poem by C.B. Anderson
Every New Pantheon I gazed upon some cauliflower clouds Where many morphing faces looked around, And barring the descent ...
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‘Reappraisals of Mortality’: A Poem by C.B. Anderson
Reappraisals of Mortality "After the first death, there is no other." — Dylan Thomas The hill is steep That ...
‘Freedom’s Wring’: A Poem by C.B. Anderson
Freedom’s Wring _When God seems to fail _The world starts to wail, And saints go marching home Like Sprites ...
‘A Potpourri of Aphoristic Verses’ by C.B. Anderson
A Potpourri of Aphoristic Verses Confronted with the truth, some will embrace it, While others, sadly, will refuse ...
‘Act III’ and Other Poetry by C.B. Anderson
Act III The signs suggested that my time was short, To which I gave a disbelieving snort. My future ...
‘Vernal Clinic’ and Other Poetry by C.B. Anderson
Vernal Clinic To regular observers, spring had never seemed So jarringly abnormal as it did this year. Its bright ...
‘Faux Pas’ and Other Poetry by C.B. Anderson
Faux Pas after Don Paterson When I decanted red, not white, and she called me a fool I bit ...
‘Tempus Fugit, Carpe Diem, Memento Mori’ and Other Poems by C.B. Anderson
Tempus Fugit, Carpe Diem, Memento Mori Sed fugit interea, fugit irreparabile tempus.—Virgil, Georgics There comes a time in every ...
‘À la Carte’ and Other Poetry by C.B. Anderson
À la Carte A crouton on a flaccid salad, Your dinner date adds texture to An otherwise anemic toss, ...
‘At the No-Win Inn’ and Other Poems by C.B. Anderson
At the No-Win Inn The room for error is across the hall, Between the storage bin for grave mistakes ...
‘Unexploited Providence’: A Poem by C.B. Anderson
Unexploited Providence “Why am I here?” I was afraid to ask, While walking—half asleep—this land of wonders. So, stumbling ...
I should add, the gifts Nature unstintingly provides are what we customarily call Providence.
In the first poem, I think the author is onto something. Nature (Creation) is a balm for every trouble; it…
And the aid of rarer, more valuable, more desirable, lastingly iconic art. Confirmed antidote to toxins too common.
One thing I learned recently from an internet study, as long as an elderly person showers or bathes, they do…
Brian, Sowell's remark about "the growing number of individuals and groups who believe that no one can possibly disagree with…
