If I Listen – A Poem by Julie Clark
If I listen I will hear a variety of Chirps, tweets and caws Outside my window The motors become background To the symphony If…
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Mother Guilt – A Poem by Julie Clark
Let me go here once in a while Not often or too long Only we mothers know What we could have been Had we…
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At the Table of Discord | A Poem by Ed Martinez
Do you see the power that is oppressing me?
Have you heard the pundits saying who and why I am?
Do you, can you understand the language of my pain
Do you know if this sin will ever wipe itself away?
Listening to the questions of life at the table of discord.
Black, white, subjugate, indignant.
Peace Longings – A Poem by Julie Clark
I. If only we could laugh together With pure joy If only we could play together Running free If only we could trust and…
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Book Review: One Small Step or How a Trans Am, Smashed Thumb, and the God of the Universe Saved Our Family by Rick Rekedal
My friends and I like to throw around the phrase, “You can’t write that.” This is usually in reference to some crazy event or…
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Unalienable Rights & American Independence Day 2016
The United States Declaration of Independence was drafted by Thomas Jefferson, edited, and then adopted by the Committee of the Whole of the Second Continental…
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The Enemy Within – An Essay by Julie Clark
Again hate and fear are splashed across the pages of our newspapers, our screens, and our hearts. How is our world continuing to spiral…
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Home Grown Love – A Poem by Linda “Peaches” Tavani
I hope to see the day when all mankind can say “we are brothers ” and we don’t have to fight – because no…
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Troubled – A Poem by Julie Clark
Woke up to an empty house Troubles in this world troubling my soul Down by the water should cheer me up I’m searching for…
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Talking A-Mile-A-Minute from Perth
Living in the worlds most isolated capital city, you value communication. It has changed from smoke signals to emoticons, but what would modern life look like if it hadn’t?
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To Sweet Anna on Her 72nd Mother’s Day – A Poem by Sylvia Syms
I’ve had my eyes on you for most of my life. I’ve witnessed you work hard for yourself with others in mind. All are…
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Limitations – A Poem by Julie Clark
I am but a part of the whole I don’t need to do everything know everything be everything I just need to do my…
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