The moving finger writes; and, having writ,

Moves on: nor all thy piety nor wit

Shall lure it back to cancel half a line,

Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it.

—The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

 

 

A Bridge Too Far

A Chatterbox on Lisa Foxx

A Dressing: The Rooster

A Fork in the Road

A Mantra For All Seasons

A New Year’s Dream

A Question of Balance

An Optimist’s Prayer

Bennie Jew

Beside the Still Waters

Be Still Now, My Heart

By Their Fruits

Chill Winds of Change

Clean Be Our Love

Consummation

Cottontop

Curiosity

De Sinner Ate ’Em

Dead Possum

Deep in the Heart

Down and Out on the Street of Broken Dreams

Ebb and Flow

Eight Deer

Elephant in the Room

Encounter

Fences

Free

Genius of the Lampoon

God Willing

Gretchen

Halloween Humbug

Hawaiian Poi

Help Me

Here in My garden

I Would Have Kissed Her

If I Were a Lass

In Every Weigh

Jackass

Lines addressed to an Owl

Lock

Love: From A-Z

Mad Dogs of Sisar

Measure Twice, Cut Once

Meditations on the Fly

Musical Chers

My Little Bird

My Little Conette

Natural Enemies

No Hurry, Darwin

O Doctor

Okarma bin Laden

Our Glass

Prayer For Those Having Arrived at a Tuesday Morning Late

Secondhand

Sensory Input

Synchronized Spinning: Ode on a Grecian Term

Tail of the Peacock

The Astronomical Formality of Love in Space

The Axe-idental Ballad of Wan Lizzie Grubman

The Bird’s Prayer

The Celestial Cup

The Death of Godern Noetry

The Deerfield Convention

The 'Eart of Practising Safe Talks

The Final Solution

The Guru King of Orange and the Avocado Queen

The Highway is My Home

The Ladies’ Prayer

The Love Song of J. Alfred New York

The Perfect Persimmon

The Poet Tess

The Slow Mirthiful Death of Lord Punster

The Smallest of Sins

The Tenant Commandments

The Wasted Land

Time and Water

What Care I?

When Death Walks Out

Wild Wildflowers

Would You, Mary?

You’ve Seen Me