Poems

Celebrating love and family with snapshots and poems from you

Nathaniel Becker, Sara Dickson

Spoons on noses,hear them calling:"Help us! Help us!We are falling!"

Brinkmanship

Kim Shippey

Stand proud, my son,in the morning lightof your teens,fearless as the sun,yet unashamed ofsmall clouds of reticencethat say "think"before you blast your waythrough life's adventure.

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City street crossing

Suzanne Liebenrood

I live in a large city that is noisy and packed with concrete, steel, glass, cars, and trucks.

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In Pristina, a green vase sings from a table left standing

By Warren Bolon

A white chaliced tulip, orange-crowned daffodils butter and honeycupped, the perfume of narcissuspetal fanned, these are vowels in God's own language.

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Torchbearer

by Nancy Ferguson

Are you a torchbearerbringing the lightto human consciousness?

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Tolerance

By Sean Farrell

There they stood,Two flaming towers in the bright morning sun.

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To the big children

Mary Baker Eddy

Father-Mother good, lovinglyThee I seek, —Patient, meek,In the way Thou hast,—Be it slow or fast,Up to Thee.

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A psalm for you

By Toni Albert,

A psalm for you (song edition)

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The Mother's Evening Prayer

Mary Baker Eddy

O gentle presence, peace and joy and power;O Life divine, that owns each waiting hour,Thou Love that guards the nestling's faltering flight!Keep Thou my child on upward wing to-night.