Poetry, Subjects & Themes, Family
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A Cat Named Birdy
by Chris Nelson
A Cat Named Birdy consists of a large number of short, warm-hearted poems that express delight and wonderment at the antics of a cat named Birdy. A Cat Named Birdy has two protagonists: his former budgie, Berty (2010- 2012) and his present humane ...
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White Frames
by Janet Umble Reedy
The big boys picked up long sticks and whittled them to a fine point with sharp pocket knives. We pierced the points through the hot dogs and held them over hot coals until they blistered, then slid them into soft white buns. The milk cans from ...
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As I Was Saying
by Marion F. Frazer
This collection invites you, the reader, into an ongoing conversation – one that, at times, skims the surface of experience, and at others, dives deeper. Just as a conversation drifts from one idea to another, so this subject matter flows from light ...
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Fragments of Wonder
by Hans R. Devos
The world is endlessly fascinating. These works offer a commentary on the ironies, twists, humour and despair but, more importantly, on the sheer wonder of living. They are about artists, religion, other poets, the aging process, about nature and ...
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Parables Poetry and Prayers
by Adena H. Paget
Parables, Poetry and Prayers is a cumulation of Inspirational daily readings to encourage, bring hope and enlightenment while exploring a spiritual walk with God. Included are personal experiences, fictional stories, insights and illustrations from ...
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Oasis of Love
Whispers of The Soul by Judy Shannon
At the heart of Oasis of Love, Whispers of the Soul is unity and love; from family and spiritual oneness, to nature and social equality, Judy Shannon’s poetry beckons the reader to consider the ethereal and mysterious moments in life as what makes ...
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Stone by Stone
by Linda Whittenberg
Late in his life, Carl Jung began to build a castle on the shores of Lake Zurich. Into the stones of the castle’s walls he carved symbols, images, and words significant to his own inner journey. When the first tower was complete, he spent long ...
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Taking a Cruise on a Dusty Gravel Road
by Kelly Ried
“I fell upon a caravan of destiny unknown …” Taking a Cruise on a Dusty Gravel Road is a collection of personal accounts and day-to-day observations about life, love, family and nature—moments in time filtered through a poet’s senses. The sound of a ...
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Kill Me If You Can
by Ron Ritco
The reason I wrote the book was to document all of the unusual experiences I had in my life, have others ever experienced what I have, I have questioned myself on numerous occasions about this, I have also questioned whether I should write this ...
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This 'n' That, Bric a Brac
The Poems of Barry Plamondon by Barry Plamondon
This book is a collection of poems written shortly after I suffered my second stroke. It is about the things that matter to me, (family), and things that interest me, (gardening, cowboy life, nature). As well it is about my search for answers in my ...
