A heartwrenching story about a mother who has lost her son. If she could only bring herself to clean his tiny handprints off of the window where he used to look at the outside world. Maybe then she could begin to heal. Just the thought of losing that memorium of her son is enough to break her heart all over again.
Selected Poems from my fourth book WOODED WINDOWS By Strider Marcus Jones ~ Book Poetry ~ Publisher http://www.lulu The poems in this book reflect on my journey through life, love, the Arab Spring and Occupy Movement. As a socialist and one of the 99%, this book is about love, social revolution and the eternal struggl...
In his fourteenth book of poetry, Partake, Governor General’s Award winning poet Robert Hilles writes frankly about the death of his younger brother from cancer. He travels to Chiang Mai in northern Thailand to grieve and heal and through these poems we see East meeting West. Partake chronicles the power of family and...
a short collection of sometimes delightful, sometimes sad, sometimes dark poems. there's a little something for everyone. you may see biker poetry, love, lust, and revenge. something new every so often, so visit when you need to escape the everyday..
A collection of poems about writing and poetry. 1. On Form 2. Title Match 3. Subjects 4. Brief 5. Speech 6. Executive Decisions 7. On Complexity 8. Predators 9. Write From... 10. Self Portrait 11. Pour Advice 12. Nocturne 13. First Blood 14. Last Rites You can also listen to readings of this collection at http://sound...
