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Of all the special gifts in life, however great or small, to have you as one of our aunties was the greatest gift of all.
Each one is just a sneak peek*Feb 7th is the day of the rose*Feb 8th pick one to propose*Feb 9th chocolates you hear*Feb 10th squeeze
Xmas was not always a time for Joy and Cheer.St. Nick was sad drinking too much German Beer.Hard to get help when they rather play
The only Goules that are doing tricksAre the politicians showing nasty picsMugshots sold and flashed for kicks. Facebook Trolls are called BoogalooTwitter X posts weirdos
When living in a town frozen in timeSongs weren’t made for riots or crimeIt’s a legacy of a much simpler rhyme. Coffee served from an
“Ghost Writer” declares publishment. Without a Shakespearean punishmentOr an ulterior underlining torment.Only a satirical simple letterNo difficult iambic pentameter.English poetry is always stiff & properComplexity
By Matthew Corvin Wohlberg As an old, but proud, retired soldier, one who has truly lamented the passage of years, I have been seeing a
The Train At birth we boarded the train and met our parents, and we believe they will always travel by our side. As time goes
Perhaps the World Ends Here The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live.The gifts of earth are brought
MY FIRST GARDEN by Lisa Fox A sense of PlaceOf coming home to the Heart of the matterThis is where it all starts; to mend…
We are excited to announce the publication of a new children’s book by local author, Gabrielle Herbertson and Taos artist, Lynn Garlick. Gabrielle, of the
Rosabel Cordova Herrera, described as “happy, religious, funny, and strict as a parent” by her daughter Ruth Martinez, wrote poems throughout her life ranging in
Steeple Chase by Elizabeth Brunazzi Young Buddha escaping the sleeping castle, your beautiful young wife, your infant son, your horse’s hooves velveted, silent over the
It is said that before entering the seaa river trembles with fear.She looks back at the path she has traveled,from the peaks of the mountains,the
A REQUEST I ask you To remember this. There are more who love Than those who hate. There are more who care Than those who
Elizabeth Weber has published three collections of poetry, Small Mercies, The Burning House, and Porthole Views: Watercolors and Poems (a collaboration with artist Hazel Stoeckeler).
