Advertisements
Category Archives: Poetry
Abandonment
When did the economy begin to fail? Some players were rushing ahead. Others had faltered as society crumbled. I can explain it to you, but does it matter? My friends were troubled by the changes. One had to leave his … Continue reading
Pen and Paper
To trace the outline of my life, I use a simple pen and paper. Sometimes I use colors. Sometimes black is good enough. I do not share my insights. My thoughts are deep and personal. I grow stronger each time … Continue reading
Snowflakes
As the mercury slumps in the cold night, I watch the stars glow in bright clusters. I capture the signs of winter in my heart. Silent snowflakes fell into a white blanket. The whistling wind adds to the hardship. In … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Leave a comment
Near the River
There is a silent village near the river It flowers with a beautiful people The summer sun shares its bounty Their nature grows pure and strong This river flows from distant mountains Its clear water teems with watery life The … Continue reading
Dangerous times
We live in dangerous times Every power has secret weapons The enemies around them have even more But the kings of hope see another way Their hearts do not waver. Their eyes see a world of light Their feet visit … Continue reading
Thoughts of Love
My nights are filled with thoughts of love — — love above the mountains — love beneath the sea — love beyond the stars But, by morning, every dream has fled — — fled into the sighs of an enchanted … Continue reading
Cold Nights
Cold nights in Chicago begin with a sunny day. Nome cold nights follow a blizzard. A cold Andean night begins with the whistling wind. Cold nights–never the same. Each place has its own magic. W. Wayne B. Poetry book: Eyes … Continue reading
