A Haiku for the NC Morning.
Dawn again broken, The fauna and flora sing: Be, rather than seem. by Abigail Taylor — “Virtute enim ipsa non tam multi praediti esse quam videri volunt.” Translation: “[N]ot nearly […]
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A Poem on My Place Among Nature
A Disturbance by Abigail Taylor I disturbed a little bird’s peace, when I sat at the car port table to read a few lines before dark. She may have been […]
Soul Speak
A poem at Pentecost By Michael M. Barrick For Christians that follow a liturgical calendar, Pentecost is a commemoration of the beginning of the church, as read about in Acts […]
A Poem on “Serious” Adulthood
Three Serious Adults by Abigail Taylor Last night, three serious adults danced to pop songs in my living room. Down half a bottle of Jameson, throats tingly, senses awakened, we […]
