Tampico Burial Moundsby Richard B. Dunlop They laid their dead upon the hillAnd went away before we came.Though they are gone their dead stay still.With … Read More ›
Month: September 2022
Hello again, I enjoyed putting together the first Mosaics I could hardly wait to begin the second issue. I hope to make it a monthly … Read More ›
Treasuredby Remelda Gibson Remarkably appealingWith large brown eyes and dark brown hairLittle Kelly continues stealingPraise from people everywhere. Delightfully play-loving;Without a care to trouble him,Clever … Read More ›
Flight of Ideasby Helen RozmusWinter Park, FL A breakthrough with a flight of ideas. Learning: (a) The gift of unconditional love, (b) Do for others … Read More ›
Requiem for a Wacky QuackyChapter IV = Homestead Holidays “Yoo-hoo – Fern. Are you home?” Lizzy Stultz was calling at my back door. Country people … Read More ›
Old Starby Harry Slocum Tordoff Old Star and me, we’ve been around the ‘Bar X’For more years than I care to count;I remember the night … Read More ›
In my neck of the woods one doesn’t meet many visiting printers. I have long since become inured to my forced isolationism, mercifully broken by … Read More ›
Presswork is a Hair Shirt for Dedicated Souls Altho we no longer toil like a galley slave, banging a handpress, the joy of printing often … Read More ›
Time With My Lordby Mary E. Somes A moment alone with God, in privacyAs I read the Bible and prayTo you, calms my soul, and … Read More ›