Short Stanton Poems
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Stanton Macdonald-Wright
synchronised abstract was his light
Colours of the fragmented rainbow
of his work not many know
There once lived a lady in Scranton
Named Elizabeth Cady Stanton
She dared to promote
Women’s right to vote,
‘Tis said she threw many a tantrum.
written January 14, 2022
Oars and jars in place,
sails ready to blossom,
map drawn as a moon.
Chinese character, rhythm of life,
painted on the hull.
It is strange that I see.
On every mornings breeze.
That there’s always a doorway.
To you.
It is strange every time.
It is always on the line.
And the door.
It is open.
For you.
Come morning,
Come morning,
we set sail.
Give me that old time religion
Give me that old time religion
Give me that old time religion
It’s good enough for me
Songwriters: Ford/Fascinato
With age comes the inner, the higher life.
Who would be forever young,
to dwell always in externals?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
tabled
fellowship
grand men and dames
can’t see nor hear the word —
God-blest
9/9/2019
MY GALLERY
In a twinkling
Quiet kitchen baking smell carries me
Back small for a second sparkling Christmas
For a second
Tomato sandwich’s tang in the swish of air’s sweet
Wafts thoughts adrift to strand castles in Stanton
In an instant
Fresh polish scent on oft-matt floors makes
Wax coffin-face mementos of grandma
For a moment - - - -
To gallery pictures by aromas
I’m led by ears and nose.
A puppet’s nostrils’ tender tendrils
Drawn fast, wind-entwined.