Tag Archives: poetry

Now and Next

by Allan Yashin Forget all the warnings and cautions we’re taught to observe It may seem imprudent… but if you’ve got the nerve You can forget the don’t and shouldn’t, better nots and all the rest Imparted upon us by … Continue reading →

The Jumbling Clutterbug

by Lorraine B. Theordor I wonder why it’s so difficult to separate what I want to save, what I have to pay and what I must throw away. It may seem strange to some, that no table, shelf or chair … Continue reading →

Untitled

by Bob Rosen I asked that you would let us know That when you got there it would be so Terrific to grow a pair of angel wings And all the joy that heaven brings To honest, loyal survivors of … Continue reading →

Where I’m From

by Yasuko Nagasawa I am from a monkey or a gorilla. Some people disagree but I agree with Darwin. I am from a grain of rice, A carrot, a pumpkin, an apple and an orange. I am from fresh fish. … Continue reading →

Peace

by Shatina McCall When I think about peace I think about my president being black. Better futures for me and my child. I think about how this world is going to be when I finish the program. Being with my … Continue reading →