A poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day:   There've been, of course, many holocausts. How come only one gets to be "The"? Eac...

  A poem for Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday:   Maybe racial hatred is baked in, A trait evolved through natural selection. Remember...

  A 17 th anniversary poem:   Sing of marriage and of loves that last, Each year again a cause for jubilation, Voices and arms raised in ce...

  A poem for Epiphany about the burden of an epiphany:   E very road is headed for Damascus. P ick any one you like, or randomly. I nten...

  A New Year’s poem about the artificial beauty of the border between one year and the next:   H ow beautiful the turning of the year! A  m...

  A Christmas poem about the benefits of putting reason away for the holiday:   Make time, make time to listen to your heart! Empty out your...

  A Chanukah poem about how Creation is equally a mystery to those who turn to reason or faith for an explanation:   Given that there is no ...