Rain Patriotic Poems

Into the darkness I drove the line.
With sudden persistence I stuck their spirits.
Questions arose about my faith.
Under the shadows the powers of the air quake.
Through...

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My flag is not black n white with a blue streak 
My flag is not a field of white stars n scars of machine guns
My...

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It was late and raining hard as I pulled into a Convenient store, close to where I work. I was finishing my shift, and as...

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The more I learn the less I know
global warming closing Eskimo Joes
Rivers run down but the Nile runs up
first taste of beer from a tippy...

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That is the unbelievable love I wanted
That is the unrequited love I wanted

Amid thousands of pandemics or epidemics
you did never leave me 
In heavy rain,...

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Bent in the grand dance of the red poppies,
We let our courage rise from this seeded field,
We feed it with the truth of yesterday’s glories,
Our...

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Forthy innocent people
were heinously shut down,
the surly morning was about to rain,
then sunrise came and mothers wailed;
I also wept for their death as that tolling...

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Faceless reflection once fair as a flower 
is all the eye can see
now ghostly hollow
we choked then swallowed 
the darkness we can be 

Daunted we...

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Lard and worthless
muscle, taking a knee;
I think there is more
value in a flea – I am
now certain I would 
rather pay for a wicket
than a...

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Tears on Mother Liberty

Plutocracy the society they created through the Trump towers, now they regret it Like Iraq having no democracy.

Theocracy seems Like the answer...

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Ode to a Land of Wonder

I walk a journey through shady forests set aside 
Where sunbeams slide to earth on airy pillows 
Where verdant green...

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The Pipe
(irrigation)

I am a city girl, 
I have never,
until now…

Ridden a horse across the desert, 
held a tarantula for longer than…
five minutes, 
used an incubator...

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On the eve of November 11th, I never sleep more than a wink or two. How could I? So I rise before dawn, my heart...

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Experiencing trials and hardships along the way,
For four years I’ve witnessed the truce in full play.
The nation’s at stake as the willow catkins in a...

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