Monthly Archives: October 2018

The leaf On a cold, cold autumn morning My frosty breath Partially obscured The wide scattered Brown leaves Lying over an icy Green lawn Where lay a single Brilliant Scarlet Maple leaf Blown from a distant tree And To me … Continue reading →

  Requiem For The Morning   Where does the morning lie, Buried deep Under heavy ocean fog, Dimming light soft and gray Rolls over the hills Filling the shallows, Swallowing the dog in mist, Swallowing my sighs And Sad whys … Continue reading →

YOU PEOPLE Let’s build a fire Against the chill, Against the cold. You and I. As we stare into The eternal sky, Tossing from the dusky hill Music from the angel lyre. We are the—- ‘you people’ Luminescent and old … Continue reading →

Wednesday, October 17, 2018 WOBBLY-SABI: A BOOK REVIEW You could do no better, in these troubling times, than to lay your hands on a copy of Wobbly-Sabi, a new book of poems by Michael Browne. I read it–though I know I … Continue reading →

My NEW BOOK is out!  WOBBLY-SABI by Michael Browne Overview Wobbly-Sabi by Michael Browne The fourth and final book in a series is of poetry. In these verses the author poet Michael Browne reveals how an old man living in … Continue reading →