
Poems
Poems. The Little House On Pass Road.
There’s a little house on Pass Road, That is much more than just a humble abode. My friends call the little house home, From its proverbial cellar to its proverbial dome. With its little green shutters and inviting etched-glass front…
Poems. Sail Away With Me!
It’s Summer! Come sail away with me, The best is yet to be! Come dance away with me, And then we both shall see. The dying sun and feel its heat, And toast them both with champagne sweet. And when…
Poems. They Lie in Hallowed Ground.
Some soldiers lie in hallowed ground, Beneath rows of crosses white. Death can no longer touch them, With his blacken wings of fright. Others lie in less hallowed ground, Beneath the hard, cold sod. Their final resting…
Poems. Hurricane Katrina Twenty Years Ago.
She lingered in the Gulf, her waters building in height, Chummy atmospheric conditions strengthened her might. We pondered how long she’d stay, when on Monday she came ashore, Realizing too late, this vicious “lady” was something to abhor.…
Poems. The Lusitania. What Lies Beyond?
“Big Lucy” was her nickname, known all the world around. She was the fabled jewel in Cunard’s glittering shipping crown. But off old Ireland on a sunny May day, Dear Lucy’s death could not be kept at bay.…
Poems. Renfield’s Halloween Poem.
It’s ooky spooky in the asylum at night. Crazy ol’ Renfield might give you a fright. He’ll jump on your back, you’ll be in a bind. In the asylum’s dank halls, who knows what you’ll find? You might…






