Poetry : First Inversion
Dr. Robert Simon If you’d like to see more of his poetry, please let him know in the reply section. <_><_><_> First Inversion This morning I watched the clouds part Between squalls .… Continue reading
Tag Archive: poet
My son’s poetry: Sideways
My son has promised to publish a poem on my blog at least once a month. He’s also made an oath to get all my books published when I die. I’m the “Occassional… Continue reading
My son’s poetry: Friday Night in Kennesaw
I’m trying to convince my son to publish a poem on my blog at least once a month. He’s the serious poet in the family, I’m the occasional poet. If poetry were… Continue reading
Poem: Saturday Afternoon in July
I know, it isn’t July any longer, but it IS still summer. Robert has promised to provide a poem to publish on my blog at least once a month. Given my son’s impossible… Continue reading
My son’s interview : Parrot Literary Corner.
I had to share this. I loved my son’s answers. This will give you a sense of the man, his poetry, and his humor. He should be sending me another poem to publish… Continue reading
Poetry : An Ode To Friendship
Finishing Line Press has published my son’s newest book of poetry! I’m trying to convince him to publish a poem on my blog at least once a month. If you’d like to see… Continue reading
My son’s birthday with cat hair and oboe
In 1976, you didn’t know your child’s sex until the genitals emerged. My husband had always wanted to name a son Robert, so we agreed that if “the baby” was a boy, we’d… Continue reading
Love exists
Originally published October 19, 2014. October 19, 1973, I married the man who would become the love of my life. Above is a picture of my son and husband, taken in 1980,… Continue reading
NaNa
Laine is one of the most supportive writers I know, and a very talented poet. The way she mixes words together to form an image often leaves me breathless. If you visit her… Continue reading
The Serious Poet
In honor of the serious poet in my family, I’ll begin with a not-so-serious haiku type substance. Feel free to compare this to the work of a cerebral, thoughtful poet who’s good enough to… Continue reading