A Father’s Love
The wise father resists the urge To control even the wildest of daughters, Prefers to allow mistakes, remain as Sanctuary, help, at the most extreme Moments, in the hope that… Continue Reading
Richard Pierce – author, poet, painter
The wise father resists the urge To control even the wildest of daughters, Prefers to allow mistakes, remain as Sanctuary, help, at the most extreme Moments, in the hope that… Continue Reading
Realisation now slowly takes hold In the selfish minds of those who Voted to make racism and discrimination The sacred cows of America. Food Does not become cheaper overnight, Planes… Continue Reading
Another week from hell. And this post is late because the day hasn’t panned out as planned after yet another let-down. I count my blessings every week that I am… Continue Reading
Time was durable, once, Always too much of it, Never passed quickly enough For us to let it go. It made Us search for more things To do so we… Continue Reading
They waited in the wings, Gnashing their teeth, ready For confrontations they knew Would have no consequences. But still, these amateur Henchmen, replacements for The previous competents, Wanted to prove… Continue Reading
It’s a pretend thing, just like Black Tie In other places, though not as well Phrased, to pretend you mean Something, you’re serious, you Have heft, you’re rich, have power…. Continue Reading
The stage is set For history to take another Downward turn, below The low set by World War Two, Concentration camps, Holocaust, Ethnic cleansing, calculated murder. We are on the… Continue Reading
This day has unearthed her. Smoke all around her forest, at Each edge of her land, the scent Of it heavy with destruction and Threat. She sinks down onto her… Continue Reading
On the first day, he Pretends to pray after his Hands failed to find the bible His oath is meant to rely on, Turns a blind ear to mercy, Practices… Continue Reading
It’s a test. She throws him the ember, White hot, a star in her Orbit, a shining spark in The darkness of living. If he drops it, he’s lost, And… Continue Reading