Poet’s Corner: Mother’s Clock
Honoring our Mother’s on MOTHER’S DAY 2022
Poem about Barbara’s Mother’s Clock that is now in her home,
and how it reminds her of her mother’s presence and heartbeat
Honoring our Mother’s on MOTHER’S DAY 2022
Poem about Barbara’s Mother’s Clock that is now in her home,
and how it reminds her of her mother’s presence and heartbeat
The final Poem for
National Poetry Month…
“Old Friend”
About our love for our companion.
Written by
Lyons poet Fawn Lewis.
== excerpt == The pandemic gods… thought they had won… by thinking they could say… that touching and hugging were all bad…. so they took them all away.
——— The littlest acts of kindness… can take the sad away.
Sitting at the happy place, bubbling St Vrain backyard confluence….great word, confluence – a coming together…. Stream of consciousness at the confluence…. Flow…. Unedited burbling words coming at me, conjures the saying ….“One cannot walk in the same river twice”
APRIL – NATIONAL POETRY MONTH // EXCERPT: We support with prayers and tears….A shared sorrow over loss of lives, livelihoods and childhoods cut short…..Shelling, bombs, attacks on neighborhoods, communities, freedom……..Ukrainian tears shed for family members, left behind to keep watch over the home.
poetic interpretation of a 2nd year with COVID by Martin Soosloff
==quote==Find your ZEN
Find your center, find your ZEN
One step forward, mask again
Remembering the feeling of interaction
Hard stop, variant variation mutation…
Solitude is not the same as loneliness.
These four brief quotes (by famous people) reflect on the pleasures of solitude.
(Many of our readers
live in mountain homes, away from cities, and may relate to these photos and short precise quotes)
Poem by Walt Whitman
….start your new year down a new path… “Song of the Open Road”
Here comes Old Man Winter…
seasonably late and all…
blowing thru my house…
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Two poems by Kate Kerr.
“Await” a thunder storm, lighting.
“Lyons Pinball” sounds represent it all.
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