‘On Water & Evil’: A Poem by D.R. Rainbolt
. On Water & Evil “Evil, like water, seeks the lowest point.” ---Earnest McDaniel The thunder clapped again, applauding light...
Read moreDetails. On Water & Evil “Evil, like water, seeks the lowest point.” ---Earnest McDaniel The thunder clapped again, applauding light...
Read moreDetails. Conversion The great advantage of the years I stacked up often carelessly And often as a mutineer Against all...
Read moreDetails. Some Post-Animated Protestations of Goliath of Gath Firstly, I protest That this protestation Is useless nonetheless. Secondly, I object...
Read moreDetails. The Forgotten Earl He thought about the sonnets that he wrote; The time he spent composing metered lines Of...
Read moreDetails. The End’s Hard Edge The End Is Near, it always was, Its point is clearer now because Collapsed disturbance...
Read moreDetails. WHO Anyone in the world, of any age or background, may participate. Among members of the Society of Classical...
Read moreDetails. August. The rose-of-sharon blossoms float like stars Within my reach: I’m lying on the grass Observing sunset fade and...
Read moreDetails. Medieval Scam Letter Felicitations from the Holy Land, Where I, as sole survivor of a band Of mercenary soldiers...
Read moreDetails. The Sky Within The rolling sea becomes a frothy lather When argent Sister Moon calls forth a tide And...
Read moreDetails. Death Musings . 1 On New Year's Day my body fell as dead Before a frightened child who hid...
Read moreDetails. The Tortoise and the Hare in limericks A tortoise and hare were a-talkin’. Said Hare: “Why, your slowness is...
Read moreDetails. One Law Away Everyone can agree that we all disagree. __We don’t see what we see quite the same....
Read moreDetails. The Heavy Launch of the Siegfried Idyll The landing offered just the space required for Wagner and the band...
Read moreDetails. . Learn Now, Learn Now, Young Master ‘Learn now, learn now, young master; You soon will take your test....
Read moreDetails. Key West Rum, reeling, raunchiness, and revelry, Palms, poincianas, palaces of old--- All lie behind; the Morro Castle’s hold...
Read moreDetails. The Number 53: To His Coy Transport Had we but world enough and time, My coy and tardy 53,...
Read moreDetails. Henry at Morning Time I’m lost in Greek or Latin, when You break into my life again. “Daddy, look!...
Read moreDetails. Seaside Retreat Footsteps move slow through shifting sand; A weather-beaten picket fence Encloses beach verbena fanned By sea oats...
Read moreDetails. Crackpot Clown a villanelle “Clowns are the pegs on which the circus is hung” ---P. T. Barnum The...
Read moreDetails. Formulas for Failure I’ve seen too much of devastating failure, In almost every avenue of life. One might guess...
Read moreDetails. To Michael Burch: The Hillbilly Voice of Liberalism Mike Burch hates the stuff we write, Abuses us at his...
Read moreDetails. The Emperor's New Chromosomes The Emperor would be remade; He felt if he could be a maid He’d be...
Read moreDetails. Back to Sleep In very early years, now far behind, When I returned to earth at midnight deep From...
Read moreDetails. The Sea The sea rolls on, unchanged. Unmarred By earthly wars it stays unscarred. Always as long as man...
Read moreDetails. The Jeweler’s Deposition at the Coroner’s Inquest I certainly will tell you what I can. I knew the family—watched...
Read moreDetails. On Lies and Liars A Double (Petrarchan) Sonnet . “You are of your father the devil, and your will...
Read moreDetails. King Dom’s Dream Kingdom “In death’s dream kingdom…” —T. S. Eliot, “The Hollow Me" Ukrainian Victoria Amelina has died...
Read moreDetails. Poorer by the Day a villanelle They pay in promises they will betray; A scam as cold and ancient...
Read moreDetails. Sonnet I Our arms are leaves stretched out; our thoughts can bloom The grandest only when we crowd out...
Read moreDetails. Melodious Curlew Melodious curlew mottled brown and bister, No longer raise your crescent-shapen beak Towards the waning moon, to...
Read moreDetails. Via Appia Beneath the pines of Rome, the wrinkled sibyl will croak your future for eleven cents, and with...
Read moreDetails. July 20, 1999 a villanelle for Falun Gong Practitioners after 24 years of persecution Your path is narrow, yet...
Read moreDetails. Meditation on the Moon O! think about that strange celestial clump, That ball of dust God found beneath His...
Read moreDetails. ***** The Red Hotel has blood on ev’ry floor Where ev’ry room is numbered 666 And blood-greased door knobs...
Read moreDetails. Good Friday, Revisiting Glamis "Not in the legions Of horrid Hell can come a devil more damn'd In evils,...
Read moreDetails. On Silicon Avenue The lawns on Silicon Avenue were mowed on Wednesdays. All the hedges, too, were cut. On...
Read moreDetails. The Park The Park he’d built, which hovered overhead, Went far beyond the scope of any to That time...
Read moreDetails. It's Dangerously Close to Too Late Virtually stormed by countless disciples, __trolled by their merchants of Hate, We, who...
Read moreDetails. Balderdash? What are these hidden, unseen things? Do angels, demons, float on wings? Such ghostly shapes the full moon...
Read moreDetails. A Birthday Prayer Dear God, a new year has begun, My thirty-fourth of blessèd life. You’ve given children, lovely...
Read moreDetailsHere's what's a sort of an independent research and home-schooling anthem, written when I thought the damage to my toes…
Gigi, I share the concern for storing my life's work on The Cloud via One Drive. In fact, I deleted…
Completely agree with you Joseph, just a poor attempt at humor.
It was called "The Basal Vocabulary List." There was nothing wrong with the idea as a minimum that had to…
That is a wonderful sonnet, Cheryl. The chevron geese is one of several endearing images. Thanks for the read.
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