grief

  • American Heartache

    American Heartache Wrapped snugly in my patriotism I strongly believed in our flag and freedom. I grew up unaware of the growing schism Between idealism and isolationist fandom.   “These colors don’t run.” Was the idiom I embodied In the… Continue reading

    American Heartache
  • Grounded in Ground Mounds

    Grounded in Ground Mounds I am grounded most successful In the hills and mountains, blissful.   In these mounds of Appalachian earth and hue Full of ridges, hazy and blue,   I am reminded of my roots and connection To… Continue reading

    Grounded in Ground Mounds
  • The Poet

    The Poet Through an ancient letter I was introduced to a figure; a man. And through reading I was better Able to know and understand This person, this poet. I viewed his heart, his passions, And, don’t ya know it,… Continue reading

    The Poet
  • Grief Ghosts

    Grief Ghosts Images of how you lived in your final years Haunt me.   Specters of visions Of you utterly alone.   In crippling pain  And declining health.   In fear so intense and incomprehensible  That you decided killing yourself… Continue reading

    Grief Ghosts
  • Impressions

    Impressions  In the waking hours of the day When all seems normal And bright I can close my eyes And instantly Be  Struck  By Impressions. Impressions Of you and Of Grief.  Impressions of metaphors of high seas  And green pastures.… Continue reading

    Impressions