So that means I can get back to my novel, can hardly wait till I can get back to work on my book that’s going to be a heck of a time . I know enough of what is going on at the writers group to see that my novel may end up being one … Continue reading Just Got my flash drive
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Newfane Local Author Book Fair Was a Huge Success!
Kelly Artieri, an Olcott author and member of the Newfane Public Library board of trustees, organized a free local authors’ event from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on April 21, 2018 in the Community Room of Newfane Town Hall, 2737 Main Street, Newfane, NY. Nearly two dozen local authors participated to sign and sell their … Continue reading Newfane Local Author Book Fair Was a Huge Success!
Birth of a Child – Poem by Susan Murray
I feel the child growing inside, My figure I can no longer hide. My clothes are too tight, My back aches day and night. The months have passed by, I wait in anticipation and cry. The day finally is here, I scream out and cheer. I go to the hospital, I go through the wait. … Continue reading Birth of a Child – Poem by Susan Murray
Shape of Spring – Poem by Susan Stevens
There was a large lady from Penn Who was back on her diet – again. She’d spent the winter doing nothing but munch, Take-a-ways, dinners out, round the pub for lunch. Extra portions, dumplings with stew, A cake or biscuit with every brew. These are just some of the things she has tried, And now … Continue reading Shape of Spring – Poem by Susan Stevens
Dad – Poem by Dominic Houlihan
The day we had to say goodbye was a pain in all or eyes that none of us could not hide. To watch the bravery in my mother eyes saying goodbye to the man she loved so dear knowing she not going to see him for a while no words the world can describe. You … Continue reading Dad – Poem by Dominic Houlihan
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Time – Poem by Dominic Houlihan
As I sit at the beach the beach with so many memories I stare at the spot where we once kissed. A memory I wish would leave me as I was forgotten so easily. As I know your love for me wasn’t real the way you gave your heart away to someone else just to … Continue reading Time – Poem by Dominic Houlihan
Mine – Poem by Beth Wood
You ask me my history I hand you my book of scars. This skin grows so tight Not all prisons bear bars Childhood held weapons, drugs, and pain No cookies, no toys, straight shot to the vain Reprieve would call around, send the devision to the door Bruises shown often, judge, then a new home … Continue reading Mine – Poem by Beth Wood
Snow – Poem by Kathleen Kifer
Tiny white orbs, celestially sent, In drifting, meandering feathered descent Once caught on a breeze, they skitter and tease Alighting, then melting, their joyrides spent Larger, fluffier, robust flakes Collide in a gale off of unfrozen lakes Fulfilling their mission with white-out precision Slick roads and school closings evolve in their wake Piercing ice arrows … Continue reading Snow – Poem by Kathleen Kifer