Mother Tritina Poems

Swimming in the blind; feeling by electricity
Puddin found her without ever eying; the food he was relying
Their connection developed slowly; for neither found the other...

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Shelves filled with all kinds of books,
will take a plain wall and make it pretty,
this makes real beauty for you and I.


Maybe some hot rose...

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October inks the leaves on the trees
and orange, gold, and scarlet abound,
within Fall's fantasy wonderland.

Sculpting a visual wonderland
Mother Nature tints the tops of trees
and a...

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Madame Bovary is the première novel of French writer Gustave Flaubert, published in 1856. It tells the melancholy story of the entitled marriage into a...

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If I could wave a magic wand to bring her back to us again
A time before a monster came and slowly took her brain away
Malevolence...

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Stepping back remote from urban rhythm
Dizzy I take flight asking only to surrender
Wishing to drown in a long lost forgotten calm

Reminiscing of that distant youthful...

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It is calm in the woods and on the pond,
where mother swan and her baby glide in peace;
my camera has captured this amazing love.

The woods,...

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The human being, 
Of all God’s creatures;
Could make a utopia of Earth.

God placed the humans on Earth, 
To care for it and other creatures;
But, many...

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*Tritina

As midnight comes, moon tiptoes in to wait,
to soothe her gently with a tender smile.
Expectation is haloed on the wall

Moon angles soft light, around every...

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