Endowment Poems - Poems about Endowment

Keeping it to yourself, while giving it away Only poetry is split, and structured this way Keeping it to yourself, then passing the torch A deft oxymoron, as light is re-sourced (Dreamsleep: March, 2020)...

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Borrow from the least, but steal from the best The larceny of endowment —your legacy’s quest (Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2019)...

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THEORY The truth is that we are the people of North America mixed by the blood that existed via the birth of a nation. We have no biblical presence as given. We are Social Theological Studies. No God was there for us. We became a government formed from earth. We are...

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twilight’s last gleaming endowment is returned at the dawn’s early light Lycia Harding United States of America...

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twilight’s last gleaming endowment is returned at the dawn’s early light...

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Showers cross the land so quickly in spring; grateful tulips and daffodils yawn and open their lips as nature’s beauty begins to sing. I open my umbrella for these rainy-day trips and from its sides the downpour drips. The patter seemed harsh as tiny lilies bowed, but the grass is finally turning green. Fertile fields remain to be plowed; boughs droop in the...

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