The Willowby Lori OdellColumbus, OH 43213 Its long tresses gently caressThe moss below and sweep up the broken shellOf an old robin’s egg. The willow … Read More ›
Category: Harry Slocum Tordoff (Author)
Visiting God’s Abodeby Harry Slocum Tordoff Into a Sunlit Ravine – we rodeWith Beauty on every side;That place was truly God’s abodeAnd HE must have … Read More ›
The following, I wrote for a St. Patrick’s Day program where Etna and I entertained, March 6, 1965. Etna sang several Irish songs and I … Read More ›
Memories of Springs, Pastby Harry Slocum Tordoff Just above the village of Greenville, Rhode Island, at the junction of Route #116 and Snake Hill Road, … Read More ›
Haying Timeby Harry Slocum Tordoff I watched a farmer at work one dayGathering hay in the modern way;Not loosely packed as they used to do,But, … Read More ›
Tolling Bellsby Marie FischerToledo, Ohio 43606 The bells are tolling for some oneEach moment of every day;One day for us life will be done,Maybe without … 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 ›
The Hour Glass of Lifeby Harry S. Tordoff Each day, like tiny grains of sandIn a shapely Hour Glass,Life is getting out of hand,And soon … Read More ›
The Gift of Lifeby Harry Slocum Tordoff God gave man – a thing called Life,A precious gift from Heaven;He did not promise freedom from strife,But … Read More ›
The Roadmapby Louise Weibert Sutton IN ALL NATURE instinct is the guideline which times and moves every living thing. The birds feel an urge to … Read More ›