The Meaning of Thanksgivingby Naomi Sullivan RhoadesGreen Cove Springs, FL 32043 Thanksgiving means both heartfelt thanksFor blessings we receiveAnd thanks for opportunitiesFor good things we … Read More ›
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Gloriaby Merry B. Harris She is a nightingaleAnd I a starlingWho cannot sing as well.Her words have sweet sorceryOf their own making.Mine can cast no … Read More ›
Life’s Winding Pathby Maybelle Irene BurkePaw Paw, MI 49079 “Joe, we are doing so good here, why move to some place you know nothing about?” … Read More ›
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 ›
Seashore Reveriesby Winifred Van SickleBremerton, Washington 98310 When I perched on a piece of driftwoodTo gaze at the silvery sea,My toes dug into the sand, … Read More ›
Thoughts From Kent – On Charles Dickensby Louie D. Oakden (BAPA),Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, England The road that Charles Dickens knew so well leads from London … Read More ›
The Collectorby Mildred A. RoseRegina, Sask., Canada S4S OS7 Grandmother winds another piece of stringUpon a giant-sized ball, folds grocery bags flatAnd squeezes them into … Read More ›
The Pushcarts of Brooklynby Julie OdellColumbus, OH 43213 Shopping with Grandma was always an adventure. I don’t mean going to the corner grocery or the … Read More ›
A Child Remembersby Alice AdcockGadsden, TN 38337 When I was a child we lived next to a ranch where the owner had a lot of … Read More ›
From the Mail Ray and Annie Mae Albert haven’t done much traveling this year, except to attend the LBT Pilgrimage in No. Carolina of the … Read More ›