Colors Moving Still by Kathryn Hegarty
Open your eyes to visions
that calm the raging wars
Archive for the ‘Spice of Life (July/Aug 2008)’ Category
The Spices of the Heart by Nancy Lee Shrader
Granddaughters spice up the day.
They brings giggles
in pink toenails,
tea parties
in dresses oversized.
The Spice of Life by Norma Amis
These are spices of the world that will never disappear;
the sunshine and the golden sands, everything aglow.
José by Brigita Pavshich
That summer
of long ago,
it fills me with grief
for things lost, left, loved.
Rip it Up by Ali Hollands
In through my feet and
Out through my fingers;
Energy flows
wall flower girl by Trace Sheridan
she was standing
on the sidelines
of life and time
waiting for the right moment,
a raison d’être, a sign
The Other Side of Grief by Tamara Palmer
Stanley couldn’t stomach another social interaction with the First Congregation of Christ tour group. First it was the Indian museum, then a drive with the whole lot out to some gorge, and now he was just plain sick of people. Feigning tummy trouble, he left them for the peace and quiet of […]
Olympia by Robin Crane
The crooked holding back of her smile,
A simultaneous desire for glory and
Annihilation.
Up to My Earlobes in Basil by Patricia Wellingham-Jones
Each spring I tuck inch-high plants
into trenches fragrant with manure.
Rosé by Kathryn Hegarty
The open glass bottle, of a cerulean tint,
tempts me with its fragrance.
Husband Catching Chicken by Patricia Wellingham-Jones
I sent the recipe to the historical society
in response to their call for a cookbook,
figured twenty years of marriage
gave it history enough.
The Spice of Life by Christine Atkinson
You never know, the day may come,
when you are in some need
someone may add some ginger,
spice you up with a good deed.
Simple Pleasures by Kathryn Hegarty
The satin petals dance in a vibrant harmonization
Random Acts of Kindness by Nancy Lee Shrader
She looked into those bright young eyes and somehow she knew that he wasn’t to be feared.
Spice of Life by Nancy Lee Shrader
In the evening tide
Hearts beat fast
As planets collide
Stewed Prunes and Chocolate by Penny Luker
Those testy scales are laden
with feet hidden by the flab.
Time of Life by Penny Luker
Stolen kisses behind the school,
and a slurp of gin in the juice
Manic over Organic by Wendy Reichental
I came across something that cast a cloud on my otherwise sunny lunch hour disposition.
Panty Raid with Sartre by Ann Tinkham
All was quiet at the Delta Gamma house on the University of Michigan campus. It was 9:30 on Saturday night. Most of the girls were twisting and bopping at sock hops, necking and gum cracking at drive-in movies, or slurping and munching at burger joints.
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