REMEMBERING CAROL

A CAROL TO MOM

She had a golden touch, 
which explained the richness of her living.
Her heart was open just enough,
to give out all the love that was needed
for the right here and now.
Her soul she would feed with only triple washed,
certified organic, gospel be damned truth.
Her soul was pure.
She was always on the lookout
for scraps, discards and rejects.
She found uses for all of these,
never related and connected only by the fact
that they all added layers to her nest.
Little feathers added one by one
brought warmth and comfort.
She kept this quiet with only subtle mention,
but radiated it with her glow
of peace, hope and understanding.
She reached out far enough
so you would always know
that her hand was there, waiting.
Her voice was much like the soft summer song
of early morning nature.
She had a silver lining,
but it never came with a storm.
Her only complaint was of not enough hours.
Our complaint was,
there was not enough of her.
She was an original,
first and only version,
pure joy and now gone.
By Steve Haarman
November 6, 2019

REMEMBERING A WONDERFUL MOTHER 
AND BEAUTIFUL BRIDE

A FEW POEMS ON NOVEMBER 6

A FEW POEMS ON NOVEMBER 6, 2021

BEING LIED TO   HAIKU
When they are told lies
And no one there refutes them
They start to believe

Stanislaus Kuperski the Firski ^


LANDAY

The politician is good at stirring up the crowd
He would look good hanging from a rope

Stanislaus Kuperski the Firski ^


CINQUAIN

Farmer
Works every day
Chores never seem to end
Knows what it takes to make it pay
Hero 

Stanislaus Kuperski the Firski ^


POEM ON DANDIES

Many dandies out there
Able to survive the times
Always showing that they care
Giving pennies as though they were dimes
Someone will put them in their place
Then they will fall out of grace

Stansberry McKricken ^ aka
Steve Haarman aka
Stanski