Monthly Archives: May 2015

Welcome home.

Posted on May 20, 2015 by Mary Beth Frezon

This is what I heard from my driveway when I got home tonight. Continue reading →

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The myth of time and the power of silence and action

Posted on May 19, 2015 by Mary Beth Frezon

So, we must legislate and state clearly what our ideals and goals are as well as what behaviors are not acceptable in our society. And then, we must use the time while people are adapting to the new behaviors, to change their hearts. The work is not done. It must continue. Continue reading →

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The Last Couple Lines – The Corn Baby

Posted on May 17, 2015 by Mary Beth Frezon

Billy Collins and Mark Pinsky both talk about getting your reader to the last couple lines of a poem, and giving the reader a reward, something to make it worthwhile. This poem, The Corn Baby by Mark Wunderlich, is a … Continue reading →

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Pretentiously Hazardous haiku

Posted on May 16, 2015 by Mary Beth Frezon

A box of glitter, •
pretentiously hazardous: •
a thing forever. Continue reading →

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TGIF — Nature, Beauty, Gratitude

Posted on May 15, 2015 by Mary Beth Frezon
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