Salt Moon on the horizon, The pale glow can no longer enliven. It's in the sky with waxing motion, Changes on the ocean, melancholy notion. He's not...

        Animal Alive Fly out the door wanting to win, My outfit is like a second skin. Looking like a blur, a smear, I do this dance 365 days a year. Running down...

        The Mountaineer's Crescendo Old mountain, Up up I go, Again through the cold and through the snow, To the little peak at the top, Up a few thousand feet and...

        Deserted My fighter plane did indeed crash But I got out from the rubble and from the ash. By piercing through the debris, Only then did I see. Lime green...

          Cycle   It is Winter! We wait for the planting moment of thyme. Don't fret, especially here, for seasons may change on a dime! We will...

        Colorful Life   Red, orange, white, blue   After a morning in graveyard blue, white snow, orange granite, red roses,...

"A Visit from St. Nicholas" is considered one of the most iconic seasonable poems and arguably the most well known poem created by an American. Authorship is credited to Clement Clarke Moore although the...

One obscure poem of Emily Dickinson that helps provide a description of the feeling invoked by a modern Thanksgiving is "One Day is there of the Series". It is sometimes interpreted as an allusion to the...

A poem that appropriately balances the brutal panic of combat with pride in patriotism is "The Charge of the Light Brigade." A piece of literature originating from the 1850s Crimean War which focuses on...

      The Fullness of Life Life is so empty. I feel so doomed All alone up in my room As I close my eyes Insomnia waits patiently In the background of my mind. Oh,...