Barden Poems - Poems about Barden

* It’s been three years, Dad, and it hurts like yesterday … I don’t know why I was the one to walk you home, but it will forever be my bittersweet blessing, and an honor I didn’t deserve. I miss you very much. * ...

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(The toast I wrote for Dad) Toward the roses with his honor Their peaked thorns of sacrifice To those steeds he left unbroken And the chimes a-pealing thrice To the statues still in marbled earth Countless draughts thus never spilt To that knight left rusting in the rain The steadfast bridges that he built To the jester in his dancing court The somber conscript left...

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A poet par excellence. A pen's best friend. He has... ...

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a Barden garden of poetry we will love more than anything...

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** This poem is in memory of Daniel Barden, one of the children who died in the Sandy Hook Shooting. Daniel loved to play the drums, ride the waves of the ocean, spend time with his family, and his dream was to be a firefighter when he got older. Angels play the drums to welcome Daniel. As...

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