Under the Shadow-Tree
By Lawrence "Mack" Hall Word Count: 119 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem for Remembrance Day/Veteran's Day Author's Note: For David Jones, 1895-1974, Poet, Artist, Pte., Royal Welch Fusiliers *** "One can…
Category: Original Poetry
The Turning of the Wheel
I heard a chant from Myrddin of the Green Hear It high and hear It low. A tapestry which, for countless score, the tarnished earth has not seen In the deep, now hear it grow…
Ascendance!
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 94 Rating: G Summary: A short poem of the Faery Folk The Faery folk of Ireland, fly, teased forth, by watching Old Moon's beams, to rise! With gleeful hearts,…
The Discussion
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 218 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A fairy and a leprechaun argue about what's most important. A Fairy maid and Leprechaun were sitting, and discussing, What gave…
Tribute to An Irish Gentleman
By Joseph Richard Ravitts Word Count: 117 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem in honor of Irish politician Charles Parnell. In the nineteenth century, just before the scope of conflicts grew horrid,…
A Chalice Well Meditation
Come into silence. Breathe slowly and steadily. Feel your body and the room around you dissolving. You are about to enter into a guided meditation. This is a journey to another place, perhaps another world.…
Fixing a Working Heart
By Joel Duncan Word Count: 309 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem about confronting mortality and struggling with doubt Death is a harsh word, you probably cringed a little when you read…
A Twilight Study
By Lawrence "Mack" Hall Word Count: 190 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem of twilight Perhaps there is no reason why these thoughts Should be reconstructed, recalled, re-read, This dusk in spring,…
A College Girl
By Joseph R. Ravitts Word Count: 110 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem for a college-bound girl A college girl – young woman, I should say – Befriends, and prays for, throngs…