A poem for Ramadan about the weaknesses of reason as compared to faith in a harsh environment:   Reason doesn't travel well Across th...

  Some political proverbs for Presidents Day about the dangers for democracy of perfection:   POLITICAL PROVERBS   Those who'd see democ...

  A Valentine’s Day poem comparing love to a garden:   Vast the possibilities of fortune, And one the reckoning of choice and chance. Love’s...

  A calendar poem for February:   February knows his fortune well, Even in the bitterness of dawn Breaking in the coldest hour of hell, R...

  A poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day:   Holocausts are sui generis . One sees in all the same totality. Lest one think they're n...

  A poem for Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday about the ubiquity of hatred:   H atred has no color, creed, or race. A ll hate, more or le...

  A calendar poem for January:   J anuary waits, unsentimental, A gain born into beauty, cruel and kind. N or cold nor darkness fools ...