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Category Archives: Poetry
My favorite poems (redux)
This is a repeat post (redux), but I don’t believe any of these poems can be read too many times! Besides, I need a short rest from politics to think about those things that are more important. They are varied … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, The Culture, Uncategorized
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Christmas Verse
A repeat from a couple of years ago. Hope you enjoy it! There have been so many poems and songs written for the Christmas season, both religious and secular, that the difficult part about this post is choosing what to … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies & General Interest, Holidays, Poetry, Uncategorized
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A poem for today – it’s needed!
It is said that the phrase conveys a powerful message that, when death approaches, one needs to know what made his life meaningful, and he should never fear death. It also affirms the importance of being alive. I might also … Continue reading
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Fall & Winter Verse
It seems like a poetry kind of day. Poetry. Thoughts that travel from the head through the heart and out through the fingers to become words on paper.
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Autumn – a poetic tribute
Autumn is a favorite season for many people – it certainly is for me. Many clear and sunny days, a sharpness in the air, beautiful trees, the final bounty from our gardens. Then there is Thanksgiving, my favorite holiday. Autumn … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Holidays, Poetry, Uncategorized
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Romance – Poems and Songs
An oldie but goodie. Enjoy! In honor of my wedding anniversary (53 years ago, but who is counting?) Of course, I was divorced long ago and, even if I had not divorced, my ex-husband is no longer alive, so this … Continue reading
Posted in Nostalgia, Poetry, The Culture, Uncategorized
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My favorite poems
They are varied in topic, mood and complexity, spanning the centuries and my exposure to poets and poetry at various times in my life, and with various people. We read poetry aloud in my home when I was a child, … Continue reading
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Today’s poem (and social commentary)
From the poem by W.B. Yeats, “The Second Coming”. “Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is … Continue reading
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Today in history: Paul Revere’s ride
First of all, the historical truth. Tara Ross On this day in 1775, Paul Revere makes his famous ride. I am so sorry to tell you that he did not really yell “the British are coming!” as he rode. But … Continue reading
Posted in History, Patriotism, Poetry
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Is Spring really here?
Repeat post from last year, changed slightly. The day my forsythia begins to bloom is my sign that spring has actually begun, and that happened just a few days ago. Even though I noticed that my daffs and tulips are … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Poetry, The Culture, Uncategorized
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