Hot: A Soul Quest Poem: Can You Go Home Again? I wish I could return to my heart’s true source of joy A pool as welcoming and fresh as when I was a boy. To a liquid home that sparkles with new possibilities I want to jump back into the fountain God calls “me”. -Rev. [...]
Hot: A poem about loss, anger, healing, never shared before. Written back on the 1st anniversary of the September 11, 2001 WTC disaster: Remembrance in New York Twin Towers of light in wistful white shine up against the shrouds of twilight clouds. Twin Towers of light stab the night, Tears blur my eyes I search [...]
Hot: A raw memorial poem I wrote in NYC in 2001 immediately after destruction of the World Trade Center & the slaughter of 4,000: YOU DIED. My heart is ripped open. Gouged open. I am in shock. I am grief. * * * * * * * * * * * My brain is pounding [...]
Hot: You’ll be inspired by this heart-felt spiritual poetry received from my family’s quirky 96-year old neighbor, RTG– after his death. He was a real character– a Theosophist metaphysician who knew the great Indian philosopher Krishnamurti– and was by no means a saint. Please enjoy his poetic wisdom: “Survival of the Soul Though the Sun [...]
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