Our Carpenter
Here’s a rough draft. It needs work but I thought I’d post it anyway: He smiled as he waited For his last breath Frail, but calm Not afraid of death Tell me, Dad, why (Read More)
Category: Poems, Prose, and other Writings
29,200 Tides
Several years ago, while walking on our beach, I stopped and looked at our old raft, the one we waterskied off of many years ago. It was sitting up high and dry. Many of (Read More)
The Top 12 Advantages of Kickin’ It with Leuk
12 – You’ll get to heaven before your mother-in-law so you can warn everybody 11 – You won’t have to watch Obama screw up another 4 years 10 – You can go early and (Read More)
Remember When?
Here’s a poem I wrote for my wife. All the events mentioned (including the dolphin) actually happened. Remember when we danced all night I’d never held you so tight T’was then I knew we (Read More)
His Master’s Garden
I wrote this little story the week of my daughter’s wedding: Once upon a time, a young gardener was given seed from his Master. He didn’t know what kind of seed it was, but (Read More)
Winnie Wisdom
You’re braver than you believe Stronger than you seem Smarter than you think Winnie-the-Pooh
and Yet
a poem on having leukemia: It makes me want to run away and yet I remain It makes me want to be alone and yet I hold her It makes me search for my (Read More)
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