Long Age of reason Poems

We constantly deal with poetry which puts us in a soporific state,
we sit here apathetic to the cause of studying this beautiful art-
but Poetry’s breath Ad Nauseum about love and laments is bad for a...

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Common Sense.
Common Sense written by Thomas Paine to unite the colonies under one single cause.  Freedom.
One does not need to read this in order to gain a sense of freedom or ideal when it...

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(Christmas mantle, 2023)

The End of Innocence

I’m about to begin reading Don Quixote 
which will be a first for me,
but I know its gist,
and how it’s both the first modern  
and greatest novel to ever...

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Who would have ever thought
All of living could come to this
Mourning over what was
A perpetual state of exclusionary bliss

Pop! Went the weasel, as she moved,
Toward the only difference to give her voice
While he skipped along...

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10 YEARS
                The girl wants to be a teenager,
           ...

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We’re coming out of the caves
We’re moving into the Lime Light
It’s now ‘cause the time’s right
The bold and the brave
We’re here to tear down the old
We’re moving into the future
The New better suit ya
The brave...

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We are like the four seasons of the earth, spring, summer ,fall and winter
First we are born like newborn babes springing into life by push of womb
then we are pulsing like heartbeats in a world...

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I sometimes think,
 I lived my life with blinders on,
 wrapped up and self absorbed,
 so full of me.
I must have been oblivious to my surroundings,
  I recall things vague and unclear
  like...

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I often wonder if I’m still in love
Is there that age to consider it superficial?
The age of reason to define one’s worth
As suppose to how life can sometimes seem artificial

In today’s world, status is no...

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Time is -
the healer and stealer of all things.

You heal my wounds yet leave the scar
as a remembrance
lest I forget
from whence you came

You took the truth of a promise
and made it a victim of convolution,
sucked...

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In the remote landscapes
stand cold monolithic monuments,
one, the Neolithic Stonehenge,
the British cultural icon,
and the other, Georgia Guidestones,
the American Stonehenge.

The stone slabs roughly cut
and astronomically aligned,
are set in geometric pattern,
shrouded in mystery,
wrapped in controversy,
incite interest and...

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The Sacrament of Confirmation

Confirmation perfects baptismal grace

The Sacrament gives the Holy Spirit to root us more deeply in divine filiation

Incorporate us more firmly to Fr. Christ

Strengthen our bond with the Church

Associate us more closely with...

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I know I could have loved you
if you hadn’t been so young.
I was older by some years, more than a few.
I haven’t thought about those days
for quite a long, long, while.
Today I’m wondering if you...

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