Woman sitting on a bed with coffee and book of poetry

Poetry

We Are Living Now

by Richard Wehrman
We are living now our regrets and our failures, the ache of what we wish could be again,…
Poetry

instead of “thank you,” try “no thank you”

by Maya Stein
Take the thorny, inconvenient step. Create a mess outside your usual jurisdiction.Stop leaning on the learned…
Poetry

But You Thought You Knew What a Sign Looked Like

by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
Open your hands, lift them.                 —William Stafford, “Today” The parking space beside the store…
Window overlooking a garden bathed in morning light
Poetry

Any Morning

by William Stafford
Just lying on the couch and being happy.Only humming a little, the quiet sound in…
Light reflected on tiny leaves.
Poetry

From Which It All Began

by Bernadette Miller
Tell me, whatwould you do todayif you knew your lifeto be a celebrationof this world?…
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The Miracle

by Michael Goldman
It is not thatthe sun comes upor the earth goes aroundor that the plants sproutand…
dew drops sparkling on blades of grass in the morning sun
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Instructions for the Journey

by Pat Schneider
The self you leave behindis only a skin you have outgrown.Don’t grieve for it.Look to…
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Rethinking Regret

by Elaine Sexton
Let’s thank our mistakes, let’s bless themfor their humanity, their terribly weak chins.We should offer…
Poetry

Serenity

by Nadine Pinede
—for Papa Sitting on the deck by the river hushed and soft with the light…
Poetry

Gratitude

by Barbara Crooker
This week, the news of the world is bleak, another wargrinding on, and all these…
Poetry

Why Are You Standing There, Looking at the Sky (Acts 1:11)

by Edda Hackl
Someone says “Good-bye”and disappears behinddoors or fades intothe distance ina train or a car.We might…
Poetry

Following Treatment, I Wonder

by Terry Martin
This might be the bestI’ll ever feel, these aches,these pains, this deep fatigue—maybe as good…
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