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Fringes.A Poem by Thomas FitzgeraldA look at what the mind focuses on in a funeral home, well at least for me, those damn fringes will haunt me forever. |
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Amy's Favorite Pink JacketA Story by JeremyA coward's nightmare. |
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Yeah, I'm a Momma's Boy.A Story by MuskokaJeffShort story about my Mom. Advise you read it to learn about how to parent. |
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Talking To FlowersA Poem by MoominFor my children |
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The AccusedA Poem by MoominOn behalf of the victims of Abortion |
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A letter to my fatherA Story by IttaKyouJust somethings I never really said, or simply should have said more. |
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It's Just MeA Poem by Cassie CavanoughThis poem captures what it is like to be a single mom and raise a son. They outgrow you. .. and still somehow you have to maintain authority although.. |
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The AlchoholicA Poem by OnlymeMy father was a heavy drinker,As from back as I can rememberas a child. He always drank.The type of guy who sat in front of thetv box and had his cans.. |
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ChildhoodA Poem by GwynI can't help being born, but you could have chosen to have me when you were ready |
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My AngelA Poem by Kim Jimenez"Rest well my child, There you could run wild" |
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Success, for JeremyA Poem by Michael R. BurchSuccessbyMichael R. Burchfor JeremyWe need our children to keep us humblebetween toast and marmalade;there is no time for a ticker-tape paradebefore b.. |
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MammyA Poem by Thomas FitzgeraldA thought for my own Mother, now passed, disease and cancer never fails to punch us in the stomach. |
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Stomp, Stomp, StompA Poem by Armistead LindseyIs there a life stage called furious fives? |
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Who Would You Be?A Poem by Francis LiedleA poetic response to the COVID Plandemic |
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200 MPHA Story by StoriesGuy14An unusual and spontaneous injury causes a mother to take her daughter to the ER with their neighbor driving them. The story follows the before-during.. |
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MommaA Poem by R. Oxleya dream and memories of my mother, and the times we spent together when she didn't seem concerned with her appearance |
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To Uvalde, TexasA Poem by Adam M. SnowI cannot shed a single tear,for I've given them to those children, my dear. Those nineteen angels now in heaven,left broken dreams before they're elev.. |
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Final DaysA Poem by Randy JohnsonDEDICATED TO CHARLES F. JOHNSON (1947-2013) WHO DIED NINE YEARS AGO TODAY ON JULY 13, 2013. |
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