Best Aquinas Poems

Thomas Aquinas ,a 13th century Italian friar first recorded use of the anapestic meter in the AABBA form with prayers in Latin until Edward Lear...

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Introduction: one of the nice aspects of having an oeuvre as a poet is the ability to see where you have changed over the years....

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Golden Roses 


...to one who has faith, no explanation is necessary...to one without faith, no explanation is possible...Thomas Aquinas. 


Roses side by side where the...

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Jabberwocky Redux
 
                  After reading too much Aquinas
...

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Modern living and its obsession with materialism has conditioned us to think that what we can see, and feel is all that is real.

We say,...

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Let Any Agnostic Provide a Reply

		After reading too much Aquinas

Would an aphid reside in an onager’s ear
if the onager’s master spoke Twi?
Or a Gascony scop...

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It is at least interesting to turn life's political economy backward
through reverse-time focus.

Life's memories of an uphill journey,
perhaps even a sacred pilgrimage,
toward an ultimate death...

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The Unwritten Dogma

Institutions and their doctrines fall to the spiritual reality. Not in Emergence--in affirmation of a bigoted tradition of God and man.

How can an...

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The love of a mother for her newborn babe,
     The love of a child for adoring parents;
    ...

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Ye of Little Faith

	   for Thomas Aquinas

Part readily the skin
and readily the pulp,  
as readily the tongues
wild apples bore, 
eviscerate the cores,
and...

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Inside this cave, my refuge, nave
I bend and stretch and breath, 
to find myself among the ruins 
of ancient places, faces, and history. 

Although I...

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Lord -
God ,
Creator 
of the Natural Order.

Chem trails and weather modification...
Let the social engineering not find us oh Lord.
We hide not in you,
but in you...

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Spanish glance
in fields of Aquinas cascades
fur lined trees
Lemons as sweet to taste
Wild African violets
New poetry
in the clothe of Aragon
the clasp of love indefinitely
the finesse of...

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Thinker, scholar, sophist; Duns was, yet, a humanist,
His thoughts actions exhibited him as true philanthropist…!

Constructing a metaphysical argument, he said,
Of the existence of God, that...

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Oh, may LOVE feel its worth, though a concept like time,
Much less Entropy's increase no longer makes sense.
Will light still earn thought's praise if no...

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