Tag Archives: poems & lyrics

Take your pick

Posted on September 28, 2013 by Mary Beth Frezon

I am the master of my fate: •
I am the captain of my soul. Continue reading →

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Poems for the Day and Two Quilts

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Mary Beth Frezon

Naomi passed along this link – a massive and impressively structured stream of consciousness that we all experienced that day. 110 Stories by John M. Ford. I hugged the stranger sitting next to me. So this is what you call … Continue reading →

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Stillness of the 10th, 2013

Posted on September 10, 2013 by Mary Beth Frezon

grey upon grey until • they touch • the colorless sky. Continue reading →

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Land of Light and things found while rummaging

Posted on June 30, 2013 by Mary Beth Frezon

Lift up your head to the morning light •
The fight o’er darkness is won •
And feast your eyes on the land you love •
Its life returning with the sun behold •
Its life returning with the sun Continue reading →

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Things Seen On The Way To Work

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Mary Beth Frezon

June Commute Two buzzards swirling the dense, still air against a rippling scarf pale clouds and sky wrapping up the moon gibbous and waning, portending. A June morning, the seers of ending, coming rain, darkness. — And a special note … Continue reading →

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