Four Winds Came Blowin' In

by William Snead

Poem


Sergeant Mackey

by Dwight Jenkins

Poem


Dance Little Children

by Dennis O’Brien

Poem


Somewhere a Woman Is Building an Ark

by Louise Eisenbrandt

Poem


That Look

by David Marchant

Poem


Just for Today

by Michele Johnson

Poem


PAIN, PAIN, GO AWAY

By Mary Johnson, Army

Writing Type: Poem

Pain has no feelings,
No conscience, no concern,
And cares not of the consequences,
Of how its sting does burn.
Pain hears no pleads,
No words to block its way,
And will not give answers,
To anything you say.
Pain has no sympathy
To soothe the aching heart,
It's gone before you know it,
And leaves us torn apart.
Pain knows not the depth
Of the trouble it relays,
And cares not the length
Of how long it stays.
Pain has no direction,
Has no eyes to see.
Asks not what our names are,
Before it makes its flee.
Pain you are not welcome here
I say to you once more.
I need more time for mending
You've been here once before.

Notes: Kimberly Schroder-Matthies

Answer to Our Youth

by Dennis O’Brien

Poem


The Light Bulb Man

by Sean Parrish

Prose


"Eternity "

by Russell Nelson

Painting


Courage

by Jason Bartley

Poem


Purple Heart

by John Swainston

Poem


The Mickey Mouse Watch

by Arthur Wiknik

Prose