A goodbye poem to a friend who is going away:   F arewell, my friend and confidante! A s you go, so must I R esume alone the well-worn p...

  A love and number poem wishing a loved one every gift of grace:   For you the Earth must be a greener green; Orange buds must burst with ...

  A poem for Bastille Day about how idealistic ends can inspire brutal means:   Good and honest people can do evil As just ends can ins...

  A calendar poem for July:   J uly lies lazy, like a muddy river U nconscious of its slow slide to the sea. L ife seems like it just goes...

  An American Independence Day poem about what it might have been like on July 4, 1776:   J ust think of how it was that hot July U nder th...

  A wedding poem about love at first sight: I can't believe I'm marrying My grandma's paperboy! She said that you were ...

  A Father’s Day poem about how having a family gives life purpose:   Fantasies find flower in what's real -- A wife and children waiti...