Category Archives: poetry

Anna

Anna and Lefty have a house two miles up this dirt road, except it’s been just a year since Anna has passed on. Anna was stronger than any Roman soldier from ancient times, thoughtful, practical, and inventive. She was a … Continue reading

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Snow Storm

Winter Storm Tracks come out of the woods along the stream left by commuters in a pristine new world stores of pinecones and acorns hidden wind loosens trees from their burden snow dances through the air forming and reforming images … Continue reading

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SnowStorms on Repeat

Hello All. Last week we had a storm that lasted two days, tonight a new snowstorm begins, six to eight inches, and Friday we’ll have a third winter storm. We have water, candles, and solar lights ready, and my sled … Continue reading

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First Train Ride

   The Train Ride  When I was young, when the outside  world assailed me on my first train trip to Boston,  I knelt on the seat to look out the window, frightened  at the squeals when the elevated train turned … Continue reading

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CROW

Crow The crow calls after I’ve poured  a second cup of coffee. The forest is quiet, aside from Moss Brook,  sound splashing through an open window. Wood frogs left eggs in the pond last night. then went quiet this morning. … Continue reading

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Something Cheerful

I’m dedicating this blog post to Anya, who grew up a mile up this forested dirt road. Anya just had a gorgeous baby, and she now lives in New York. Blessings to Anya, her sweetheart, and the new life they’ve … Continue reading

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All The Earth

All The Earth
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Appreciating Another Lovely Review

I invite you to visit this review from Laura Berry, at Berry’s Reviews. I suspect she is familiar with Turkish food, as the only error I saw was her thinking that I was Turkish, rather than Armenian. http://berryherwithpoems.wordpress.com I’d like … Continue reading

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Cooking Up History

Refugees from Endearments- Continue reading

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Cape Cod & Clams

  For many New Englanders, Cape Cod means summer time and memories of years gone by. From the hidden cove beaches in Falmouth down to Cape Cod National Seashore, there are many unique beaches. From sandy beach bluffs in Provincetown, … Continue reading

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