‘People Forget’: A Poem by James Sale
People Forget "Being unable to cure death, misery and ignorance, men have decided, in order to be happy, not ...
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‘The 51st State’: A Poem by James Sale
The 51st State "A republic, if you can keep it." — Benjamin Franklin, attributed answer after the Constitutional Convention, ...
‘Then and Now’: A Sonnet by James Sale
Then and Now The gallery faces return: I name their names, These powers invading dreams, who being dead Are ...
‘Two-Tier Keir: Being a Short Account of a Trickster’: A Poem by James Sale
Two-Tier Keir: Being a Short Account of a Trickster He sought to be in politics--- _Self-virtued Dalai Lama. Instead, ...
John Crow Ransom obviously failed to account for what is required to maintain a righteous kingdom. We can only approach…
James, this is one of those "unforgettable" poems on forgetfulness. I recently wrote a love sonnet on the subject, "I…
out of the gloaming golden reed bed unzipping white egrets appear spry in a sunbeam a richness of sand martins…
The American poet and literary critic, John Crow Ransom, argued in his book "God Without Thunder" that God is the…
Dear Shantu, >We all wish for a Peaceful demise in an uncluttered environment free of the shackles of tubes and…
