Sometimes trickle sometimes flood, time rolls in excess of perdition, determinant roar let know the bounty still bounds come rain or flame. Blood’s key– ruby interlay of souls huddling warm against beating hearts, pains, gaining leverage in hope, gold lighted dawn, somewhere another’s eyes. Lover, I name thee– human spirit– your touch as [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Hope’
I Name Thee
Posted in Poems, tagged Galford, Hope, Humanity, Poetry, Thanks, Thanksgiving on November 22, 2011 | 15 Comments »
Spring Haiku
Posted in Haiku/Senryu, tagged Galford, Haiku, Hope, Longing, Memory, Nature, Photography, Poems, Poetry, Reflections, Seasons, Self, Short Poems, Spring, Thoughts, Time, Writing on May 27, 2011 | 7 Comments »
I fade in secret Heart with the rain and the leaves— Wilting spring flowers.
Families and Hopes
Posted in Quote of the Week, tagged Emily Dickinson, Erma Bombeck, Family, Friends, Hope, Poets, Quotations, Quote of the Week, Quotes, Relief, Sera Christann, Wisdom, Worry, Writers on April 25, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Given the state of worry and relief my family’s been put through in the past couple weeks, I thought I would return to my regularly schedules Quotes of the Week with a few pieces on hope and family. There is great pain and immeasurable joy contained within the word – family – and they are, [...]
Patient Spring
Posted in Poems, tagged Galford, Hope, Love, Lovers, Lust, Nature, Observations, One Stop Poetry, Patience, People, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reflections, Relationships, Romance, Seasons, Shorty Awards, Spring, Thoughts, Winter, Wishes, Writing, Youth on March 29, 2011 | 27 Comments »
Lovers dangle barefoot brevity against the water’s kiss, the ripples like wishes in bottles, SOS and MIA where snow dawns in itinerant icebergs lain bare and broken on the shore. His hands in her hair, the wind knows not the blooming of petals-in-flight –it is a patient spring. It’s a special One Shot, my friends [...]
C’est la vie
Posted in Poems, tagged C'est la vie, Deppression, Failure, Galford, Giving up, Hope, One Shot Wednesday, One Stop Poetry, Poem, Poems, Poetry, Reflections, Rejection, Sadness, So it goes, Success, Thoughts, Wishful Thinking, Writing on March 15, 2011 | 26 Comments »
They say success never tastes so sweet without the sour hors d’oeuvre of failure’s bounty; were I but once to taste the former I might have some basis to compare. * My latest contribution to the wonderful One Shot Poetry Wednesdays! If you get the chance, be sure to check out all the other talented [...]
The Season of Letters
Posted in Haiku/Senryu, tagged Flowers, Funny, Galford, Haiku/Senryu, Hope, Nature, Observations, Poetry, Publication, Reflections, Rejection, Rejection Letters, Satire, Seasons, Senryu, Spring, Thoughts on March 2, 2011 | 3 Comments »
It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day; spring is near at hand, and the mail is beginning to stir… Spring flowers in bloom Hope rides letters on the wind— Rejection season. That’s right ladies and gents, the season of rejection letters is beginning. Just got another gem of one today. Personally, I like to [...]
Once it’s Gone
Posted in Poems, tagged Breakups, Depression, Dreams, End of Hope, Galford, Hope, Humanity, Jesus, Observations, People, Poem, Poems, Poetry, Reflections, Relationships, Sadness, Thoughts, Writing on February 17, 2011 | 8 Comments »
Nothing’s ever meant to be Once it’s Gone. Only when we dream in white horses and technicolor dreamcoats does the voice sound like Jesus as he kisses down our backs– it’s fire, hope, a cross reaching– cracking, cracks When it’s Gone. We never think of horizons beyond the storms.
Sustain
Posted in Poems, tagged Belief, Blind Faith, Drinking, Faith, Heaven, Hope, Hopelessness, Luck, Observations, One Shot Wednesday, One Stop Poetry, People, Poem, Poems, Poetry, Reflections, Thoughts on January 18, 2011 | 18 Comments »
A crumb cannot sustain no more than a man abstain in his own right thinking he can escape the linking of opinion – it’s like drinking in how it struck, without the luck; – At least the bottle throws a bone, table-scraps of joy, alone; some people, they cry don’t dream of heaven, but they [...]

The Question of Faith
Posted in Quote of the Week, tagged B.C. Forbes, Commentary, Doubt, Faith, Harold Camping, Hope, Ignorance, Lillian Smith, Logic, Mahatma Gandhi, Quotations, Quotes, Rapture, Reason, Religion, Reuben Blades, Society, Wisdom on May 23, 2011 | 1 Comment »
This week I have a bundle of quotes for you, as the previous week extolled in me a need for some reason up in here. Rapture has come and passed according to those who believed it – other Christian groups actually had members outside gatherings of these people to comfort them in their realizations – [...]
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