“The world moves swiftly as life
evolves, stress, anxiety
upset, distraction and strife
finding relief from stress
essential…” Continue reading Stress Relief in Verse: A Soothing Poem of Hope and Healing
“Know too, that we prayed for you
day upon day, for a cure
dearly loved one lost
anguish and pain
treasured in our hearts
you will always remain…” Continue reading Dearly Loved Ones Lost; Coping with Anguish & Pain
“What grace and caring ways you’ve shown
Now gone from us, but memories embraced
Meet the heavens your faith did hold
And shine upon us, save our souls…” Continue reading A Mother Lost
“Gentle song notes fluttering
lucid, camber simple tunes
my steps wander the shallows
rippled water’s solitude…
silent waters take me home…” Continue reading Silent Waters, Take Me Home
“We share with honesty
our dedication dwelling
our love so compelling
we trust, our living dynasty…” Continue reading Exploring Devotion Through Poetry
“We embrace each other, joyful
for pleasures unimaginable
we whisper sweet nothings
desperate for the feelings…” Continue reading Passionate Poetry: A Love Story
The pain and anguish of a young child, yet an eternal peace a world away; longform contemporary poetry… ~ My thoughts here are not intended as political rhetoric nor provocation, but an appeal to the great sense and sensibilities of humankind… In a world wrought with poverty, famine, disease, social unrest, military conflict, terrorist factions, crime and more, I often pause to reflect on how … Continue reading AN ETERNAL PEACE A WORLD AWAY
“Our gentle words, reassuring
hands held tenderly
a voice of its own
we kiss, reminisce
you and I in a
sunset dream” Continue reading Poetry of Two Hearts in Love
“Disrobing, we clung to each other
moaning, groaning, orgasmic
fondling, for hours, smothered
drenched, a seductive raw hunger
her wanton desire euphoric…” Continue reading Her Wanton Desire
Respect for the elderly, poetry… * He lived in a shanty far down the laneold man and his corns, stooped over in painhis head out the window, loudly he’d shouthightail off my property, useless louts~Sniffing in disgust, disappears in a huffso many despised his demeanour, gruffshopping in town, he’d go out of his wayto snort at the grocer, making his day~Cheap as the cardigan draped … Continue reading Old Man and His Corns
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