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Category Archives: Poems
Hitching A Ride
I’ve been making moving preparations for last few months and if you ever moved, you know how time consuming it is. That hasn’t left much time for blogging or podcasts. One advantage of moving though is that you go through … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous Musings, Poems
Tagged Country Music, Life, music, Poems, Poetry, sad song, sorrow, Travel
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Miss Sweetie’s Hat
As some of you know, I’m a big fan of novels by Stacey Lee. She writes great stories set in various points throughout American history. Her latest is called The Downstairs Girl, set in the “Gilded Age” of the late nineteenth … Continue reading
Posted in Other Writers, Poems, Writing
Tagged China, Fiction, Friends, historical fiction, History, Poems, Poetry, YA Books
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Wild Geese
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted a poem, but someone asked my to help translate a Chinese poem so I thought I’d post the results. Translating poems is tricky because usually understanding the literal meaning of the words … Continue reading
The Ballad of Mercy Wong
Recently I read a book by Stacey Lee called Outrun the Moon. It is set during the 1906 San Fransisco earthquake and is a great story of friendship, love, and survival. Inspired by this I decided to write a poem about … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged Ballads, Fiction, Friends, History, music, Outrun the Moon, Poems, Poetry, San Francisco
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Sammy the Chinese Cowboy
Since it is still National Poetry Month, I got motivated to do some cowboy poetry. What is cowboy poetry, you ask? It is just like it sounds: poems about cowboys and cowboy life. There are many cowboy poets and even … Continue reading
A Poem For Spring
It’s spring, the flowers are blooming, the trees are budding and pollen is coating everything. April is also National Poetry Month so I thought I would share a poem about spring my daughter wrote a few years ago. Enjoy. Spring … Continue reading
The Stone Soldier
Here’s a Memorial Day poem I wrote. May we never forget those who died for our freedom. The Stone Soldier He stands his watch in the wind and the rain Watching people come to release their pain He guards those … Continue reading