Poems

From grief afar

JANE ROBERTS

As the rhythm of my life moves in a growing awarenessof man's real identity and being,the seeming barriers of time, distance, death,fall before the timeless truththat we are ever at one with God.

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Error's not a terror

Doris Kerns Quinn

Usually a bullyIs quite a coward, too,And if you face his threatsHe runs away from you.

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However alone you are,alone in a room with a telly,alone as you walk in the park,taking yourself to the movies,cooking yourself an egg,feeling the chill of not being needed,with loved ones goneor not yet found.

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Man: present perfect

DONALD L. HEINEMANN

Be of good cheer!

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Inevitable good

LUCIA W. MCNEILL

The dawn is inevitable,It can't be stopped.

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What's in your attic?

ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW

Do you have yesterday's heartachestied up in a bundle andhidden somewherein the closed drawer of your thought?

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A bridge of light

PAUL OSBORNE WILLIAMS

A bridge of light across a darkened streamwhose currents claim to grasp and sweep awayall things—event, accomplishment, hope's gleam,all individuals, their work, their day—