As a mature person who recently turned 82 years old, I
felt it would be nice to write a poem about aging. You know the type: the sliding down the banister of life or traveled many roads, some of which weren’t
even paved, kind of heart-wrenching poetic story.
This blog is a place to publish my poems and share them with others. Occasionally, I may feature a poem written by other poets. I appreciate you visiting this blog, and I hope you find it interesting.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Mother's Cookbook
One of the items found among my mother’s personal items
after she passed away was an old cookbook. The book was in near terminal
condition. You might say, “It had shared its last batch of cookies!”
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Gold Rush Lady
In the mid 1800’s the “Gold Rush” started in the United States ,
but it wasn’t until 1915 that a $10 million gold strike was discovered in the
Black Mountains of Arizona. A tent city named Vivian quickly arose and the
population grew to over 3500 in one year.
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