‘World View’: A Poem by James A. Tweedie
. World View Beyond the line where sea and sky collideLie distant lands beyond myopic sightWhere men and women live...
. World View Beyond the line where sea and sky collideLie distant lands beyond myopic sightWhere men and women live...
. . Reversing Babel . I. Babel “Now the whole earth had one language and one speech.” ---Genesis 11:1 ....
. “United” Nations? The U.N. won’t condemn Hamas’s slaughter,Supporting those who want Jews underwater.Iran’s a U.N. human rights group head,Though...
. Prayerwise for Gloria (1934-2013) Tough, keen, opinionated, shrewd:Collected junk, shared what she foundWith those who shared her roof and...
. Fungible Assets A pint’s a pound the world around. Now, lay your oars athwart the gunwales And let your...
. What Do You Do When You No Longer Drink What do you do when you no longer drink, no...
. Poetry A poem, subscribing to a plan, Flies higher than the highest planes, Seems safer than a rose-red tan,...
. It Seems Like Only Yesterday Votes and virtue did not yield Control of our own border, And context did...
. Sounds Like Paradise Kids are in the backyard playing; __The dog is playing too. I think that sounds like...
. Beware the Lion "Your adversary the devil prowls about like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour" ---1 Peter...
. Glow Brave little candle, shining bright! You send out rays of hope all night. Within your heart you hold...
. The Soldier He started as a little boy from any small hometown. He loved to throw and hit a...
. War Paths in honor of veterans I have known through the retelling of their stories. . “Any Man’s Death...
. Returning Soldiers With hedgerows, fields and trees the soldiers of a forward trench have rested with unease, reduced beyond...
. Carving Fingers "Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling." ---St. Paul Percy exhales with a scowl and...
. Until You Try "You’ll never know Until you try…" Make this mindset Your battle cry! Your first few steps,...
. Alfie’s Answer “What’s it all about, Alfie?” ---Hal David Not selfish pleasure, as I thought, but love For isolated...
. Ecstasy and Me I’ve not, I fear, the spiritual thrust To quite propel myself to mystic heights; To taste...
. The Miasma Enshrouding Disneyland I came here as a fairytale-struck child; The tickets cost less than a week of...
. Beyond the Shadows The light from above may be blinding And cause us to shelter our eyes, But promises...
. Child's Laughter It bubbles forth from deep inside his soul; Joy twinkles brightly through his youthful eyes, For any...
. All Saints' Day by Gabrielle de Coignard (c.1550–1586), translated by Margaret Coats O Saints, you have your heritage in...
. Extract from DoorWay Canto 3: Constellation of the Virgin DoorWay is the Poet’s journey through Heaven. Having left the...
. Autumn by Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926), translated by Bruce Phenix The falling leaves seem fallen from afar, as though...
. The Reincarnations of Donald J. Trump after Andrew Benson Brown’s Legends of Liberty . I. 218 B.C. Above the...
. The Word “Let there be light,” He said and light there was. The seething chaos split to day and...
. The Truth about Fall Colors I am October’s most submissive bitch, And just when I believed I’d struck it...
. Quiet Night Thoughts by Li Bai (701-762), translated by Talbot Hook My bed looks over bright moonlight. I muse:...
. Unveiled, They Appear Reminiscence, and longings, and echoes unseal, from the depths in the ground which has covered, concealed,...
. My Brother in Galilee I had a fearsome dream---I saw my friend -- My teacher-brother---nailed onto a cross. I...
. Autumn Winds have Come Again Autumn winds have come again, Whistling wafts are dithering, Trees are shedding leaves like...
. Epiphany It stays in your memory like a pealing bell, A smallish thing, an unimportant fact— The mute suggestion...
. Two Bugologues . Moth Onto a wall in chilly gloom I fold myself, all silk and dust, and then,...
. A Psalm of Lament So says the Lord: A voice is heard on high, lamentation, bitter weeping, Rachel weeping...
. Sacandaga I go, I go to the lake so blue, Tree-lined shore in autumn hue. This place, my heart,...
. Ode to the Cello Fingered strings upon the cello Vibrate by the moving bow. Autumn tones in red and...
. For Israel Under Siege Imagine that you live in fear of violent Acts of terror daily---bombs may kill Your...
. Morning Witness To greet the dawn, I crossed a meadow green, still blanketed in jewels of morning dew. I...
. The Cabin _Atop the plateau’s rise, __I’m homeward bound, When sights familiar strike my eyes. Come with me---see the...
. The Lowest Heaven: Canto III of Paradise by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) translated by Stephen Binns The sun which with...
Just last night, Golan, my neighborhood had an eight-hour "situation" during which a man wanted for crimes may have been…
Thank you, C.B. for the encouraging comment. I really like that the poems' clarity is almost a distillation of ordinary…
Roy, I have posted several poems related to depression on the SCP site. If you type the word, "depression," in…
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Now we know what it must be like living in an Escher print. Beware the stairs and the birds as…
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