‘Isle of Romance’: A Poem by Margaret Brinton
Isle of Romance O Isle of Romance, what a fanciful thought, _Most surely a sensual place--- Capri, Catalina, Tahiti ...
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‘The Passing’: A Poem by Margaret Brinton
The Passing Place me not in a bed at my dying; _I'd rather a bench by the sea Or a ...
‘The Waters’: A Poem by Margaret Brinton
The Waters _'Tis more than oceanic seas ___That bring me Wonder. I have tasted spray from New York's waterfall, ...
Pristine powder snow Hundreds of happy skiers Avalanche triggered
Your poem, Robert, offers an orderly arrangement, describing the speaker's work boxed in quatrains. The final stanza with six lines…
Thank you, Luke, for your evaluation and for your courteous suggestion.
Robert, you have penned an evocative work. I am pleased that you chose blank verse. The practical side of me…
Rachel, What a wonderful poem. Would you consider granting permission for it to be used as text for a choral…
