Cora Poems - Poems about Cora

Ruffling the feathers Of your expectations. Rilke to the left. The portrait of Alf The back of my left ear. What unconscionable theives, These Time Czars, Where we live with the scars, As joy bounces on the crevices. I see you in the dark in some cave. Let me be your bombastic populist. The Strong Arm of the Soul. Play in the light of least resistance. My...

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my new quilt is made of hundreds of cats grandmother quizzed me. Are you sure? Did you count them? maybe fifty cats? I said. grandma cora stared me down. I was squirming now. sixteen cats? her face said that she knew better. I took another stab at a count “maybe six cats?” she asked me to hold up the quilt....

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Dear Ava Rose and Cora I’m so sorry my babies for making you cry. Mommy didn’t want to leave without saying goodbye. Sometimes important tasks are left undone. But I will be up here watching you with God’s loving son. I will be in your hearts as you continue to grow. Mommy loves you so much, and this you will always...

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What softness in silence amidst the cacophony of a spin cycle world war. Lying next to your glow in sleep's stillness, careful of your bandaged hand. Watching your breath enter and leave, the rise and fall of such loveliness., reminded of our miracle wings as they unfolded in the evening heat. Was it only yesterday..,I walked the River road...

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Cora was my favourite pet a black labrador/Doberman dog we loved to walk in the fields in all weathers except when fog We lived out in the countryside enjoying the nature all around Cora was my constant companion travel miles aplenty together abound Cora had amazing sound hearing could hear parents car a mile away good watchdog barked real loud obedient to your word quick to...

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