‘Three Kittens Went to Kitten-Garten’: A Poem by Roy E. Peterson
Three Kittens Went to Kitten-Garten Three kittens in kitten-garten. Whose teacher was a dog. They had to write their ...
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‘The Wiles of a Woman’: A Poem by Roy E. Peterson
The Wiles of a Woman The wiles of a woman, men, you never should discount. For after all, they ...
‘Creation of Mom’: A Mother’s Day Poem by Roy E. Peterson
Creation of Mom God flew through the Halls of Heaven _From His throne into his lab. Angels came to ...
‘Where the Sweet Bluebonnets Bloom’: A Poem by Roy E. Peterson
Where the Sweet Bluebonnets Bloom There is one thing a Texas cowboy _Always takes into account: _A cowboy will ...
Thank you, Margaret. That same photographer made several endearing animal photos.
I'm a latecomer to the comments, but I'm glad I went back and read this. My own grandparents had a…
Wonderfully lush, rich language that is your hallmark. I also enjoy the intertwining of religious themes of rebirth and resurrection…
The anapests of "What Patience?" provide a nice metrical variant. That poem, along with the first two, are wonderful examples…
I vacillated about whether the translation would have better rhymed. In the end, I trust your judgment: with d"Annunzio (and…
