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Repentance = Looking Backward

Repentance = Looking Backward You know how funny that it was in years Gone by when films on reels could be re-run Backwards?  An actress’s glycerine tears Could crawl back up into her eyes.  What fun! Ha Ha, funny, yes.  And yet . . . sometimes life Runs backwards,...

I Took Aunt Wilma to Lorena’s Grave

I Took Aunt Wilma to Lorena’s Grave Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  I took Aunt Wilma to Lorena’s grave, But first we’d gone to Walmart where she chose A dark gardenia.  I became her...

Each Autre

[Arthur Rimbaud and Oscar Wilde were born four days apart from each other.  They both died and are buried in France. Wilde arrived as a student at Oxford at the same time that Rimbaud was abandoning poetry and teaching French in the large house of his employer in...

A Tabernacle Open

    A Tabernacle Open The green begins to rise through richness of The sunrise-reddish brown across the fields In Windsor.  Sparkling gems peak up above The corduroy earth.  This vista yields A beauty rivalling, surpassing Crown Jewels glistening.  Pheasants stand as...