Tribute September Poems

22 years after, the day still lingers in our minds
The trauma of that day we can never leave behind
We remember those lives we lost that...

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Today, we celebrate the men and women 
The men and women who have served our nation. 
Served our nation to keep our freedoms intact 
Keep...

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This time every year

September, I remember

a special surprise-

Placed into my toddler-arms

my newborn baby brother


September 7, 2022

Contest: Remember September
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich

Today is his 80th Birthday!...

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autumn is peeking
apples for picking~baking
leaves for the raking

 

Date Written: 8/21/2022
Note: Haiku Rhyme...

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Month nine, September, has arrived
   to ease out summer's three-month stay,
      which after spring's rebirth survived;
  ...

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September is in the air                    ...

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Dropped anchor off the Fever Coast 
‘board a rake-masted schooner
Spooked by Ahab’s ghost. 
Lamps glowered through the yawning blanks
Casting bone-twisted shadows 
Over teakwood planks.
Salt biscuits...

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* To all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001 *


azure ...
sublime and cloudless and bright
I watched the birds
the strange, colorful birds
flitting in...

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Every year on one day in September,
we bear a duty to recall.

We were afraid merely to watch that day,
let alone to live through the despair.
From...

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S eptember is for me

E leven cute flying bees

P ick the fruit from the big green tree

T he sunflowers need to flee

E verything to be...

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Through charcoal ash covered sands of time in history September 11th, 2001 we'll never forget
Brave men and women quick to help without thoughts of regret
So...

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jelly roll cake
and other fall favorites
dad's birthday



posted May 30, 2018...

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THE ROBINS RETURN . . . 

My lovely garden Robin once faded is now back in full plume 
Rummaging in my garden looking for something...

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terror filled morning
two felled towers shook the earth
darkness obscured sky

they answered the call
that bright September morning
for some was their last

badged and civilian
a nation’s colors shone...

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This morning the dew crept into my bed
Soaked, I smile uncontrollably
The smell of femininity struck my senses so,
Sunrise, woke up the sleeping giant...

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