January Miracle Poems

Just Call Me Miracle Man
By: Miracle Man
January 31st 2024

From life events I’m left scarred and bruised,
so “Tough Old Bird” are words others have used.
Due to...

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It's snowing in Tallahassee
It's very cold in Miami
It's very slippery under the palm trees
And it's very cool in Haiti.

It's snowing heavily in Florida
All the streets...

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First appreciable (healthy) snowfall 2022 occurred January 28th

Virgin whiteness blankets terrestrial realm
bajillion snowflakes tumble out of sky
atavistic fascination awakened
agog at ice crystals stinging each eye
while...

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having your works done
if you leave the rest on god ~
birth of faith and hope

27 January 2022...

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Snowflakes taking rebirths; transforming into flimsy shapes,
Melting then, commemorating momentary landscapes...

Flying high; skating, skiing, tough throw of stony snowballs; 
One never gets hurt, yet, as...

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Synopsis Of A Miracle
Miracle Man
12/14/2021

Clinically I had died, 
I’m told Shock paddles hit my chest 7 times to bring me back.
I had surgery for spinal...

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A summer, I returned to my father's farm vine.
I spotted him alone in the field, sipping wine.
Come here, my son, he said, smiling.
I have a...

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For I got to see a glimpse of you 
I worship the holy spirit everyday to keep you near
An atheist bowing down to god 
For...

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baby giraffe born

unsteady on spindly legs

mommy nudges him
    


           A Moment in...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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A New Years Miracle
“My Story His Glory”
January 1st 2017 
Miracle Man thoughts for
October 31, 2020

A new years miracle that I’m recalling today,
It brings me little...

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“My Story, His Glory” 2
January 1st 2017
Miracle Man Thoughts
October 26, 2020

During my lifetime I’ve faced days
when the light at the end of the tunnel
wasn’t visible...

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Potatoes

At dinner the other night, 
mom fixed our favorite. 
She baked them, 
broiled them, 
cut them up,
 and fried them nice. 

She told us,
this was...

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The sun awakes each early morn
Bright sky glows its colors adorn

Nothing but jeans tattered and torn
Wit unraveling and voilà... a poem born
	


AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Posted...

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Author Dana Redricks
January 18, 2020

In my feelings once again
Feeling like an outcast
Lost in emotional chaotic past
Lord deliver me from this
lonely Past I travel
Money's tight and...

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