Ellis Island Time Machine
Ellis Island Time
Machine
We agree to pay
the crazy fee
for a fake immigrant
snapshot.
Sue and I,
we know how to
be tourists,
even traveling
through space and ...
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Post Secrets
POST SECRETS
I don’t remember my mom ever
skating but I remember her
complaining about having once
had ugly dark brown skates.
Ah, the perils ...
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DEBBIE ON A TRIKE
Second oldest among our batch
of local cousins, Debbie was
the one we did adore and
watch to learn those
girlie things like
how to ...
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Magic Kitchen
MAGIC KITCHEN
Seriously, I do not know
what went on in that kitchen
when I was not at home, so
tulips may well have ...
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Forever Young
FOREVER YOUNG
She was one of those friends
you know will be there forever.
And so she is
in dreams, in songs, in memories.
She ...
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Notes on Regaining My Sense of Smell
31 Poems for Post Card Poetry Fest August 2015
To see poems with related images, go here.
1.
BIRDLAND JAZZ AND BBQ
We were at ...
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My Dad Poems
For 2014, my postcard poetry fest theme was poems about my dad. I could easily have written 31 more, and ...
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Three Summers: Postcard Poetry (2011-2013)
Celebrating 2014 Poetry Month, I pulled together three years worth of postcard poems and created a Kindle book and one ...
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Slicing Heaven
Here's the synopsis. (You can find out more at SlicingHeaven.com or you can listen to the podcast.):
At the end of the ...
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Regrets, I’ve Had a Few
As mentioned before, I take part in Postcard Poetry month each year, usually self-selecting a theme.
For 2013, I chose "Regrets, ...
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The Alcohol Apology Poems
My theme for 2012 Postcard Poetry Month was Alcohol Apologies. Each poem was short enough to fit on a postcard, ...
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Postcards from Egypt
In February 2010, I traveled to Egypt, and for that year's annual Postcard Poetry Fest, all 31 of my poems ...
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It Takes a Train to Cry
Excerpted from The Slice of Heaven Blog
My birthday is about to roll around again, and that means it’s been a ...
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