‘Look Away’: A Poem for America’s 250th Anniversary, by Roger Crane
Look Away “Look away, across the fabled sea,” Our fathers cried, with voices loud and clear, There’s a place ...
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‘The Time to Give Him Thanks’: A Poem by Roger Crane
The Time to Give Him Thanks In the still and pristine morning, When the flowers bathe in dew, And ...
‘True Love’: A Poem by Roger Crane
. True Love On a hill far away, a true love waits, In a place of weathered, broken gates. And ...
Nobody is as clear and terse As C.B.s aphoristic verse. Like Shakespeare’s poor Polonius Such pithiness inspires us. So borrow…
Making corrections in my second entry, Fly Away Hard sticks, soft feathers Busy robin feeding all Wings spread - fly…
This dog eats a bone With ease and full surrender What else could matter. Lake Victoria Bride and groom taking…
Thank you Margaret for sharing this piece of history with us. I very much identify with the tone of your…
Johnathan, I find this a stirring poem so fitting for our 250th anniversary with great depictions of the past and…
