Supermoon

by Kevin T McEneaney Under the brightly shining supermoon the autumn landscape of withered-brown leaves is illuminated in a bright hue. Even the insects are taken by surprise… * October…

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My monster

poem by Kevin T McEneaney My brain has been shut down by a majority of frontal brain cells who claim a lack of nutrients emerging from stomach and colon. *…

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Ocean, sky, berries

Picking raspberries is my favorite childhood memory with the sun shining at my back with a gentle, tickling breeze on my nose as drifting clouds scud above, aerial messengers of…

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Pools

by Bill Keller Pools  Rain refills the narrow poolsthat flank the trail, swelling themwith shadow, stillness, stench,darkly rotting birch stumps,vague masses captive at the edge.... I take another step, squelchin a…

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Meditation at sunrise

by Kevin T McEneaney Transcendence was a secular ideal with humanists in the last century, but currently it appears to be folly. Today, transcendence is limited to religious meditation, poetry,…

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Beetle mania

by Kevin T McEneaney When did you last speak to a small beetle? Was it hiding under dandelion? You should speak to a beetle once a year since they account…

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August bloom

by Kevin T McEneaney Why are lilacs blooming in August? They did not bloom as they should have in Spring… * Anomalies can be disconcerting… Such little surprises in the…

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The burden of volume

by Kevin T McEneaney Inscape, upscape, downscape, universalscape, living cosmic lens to glorious creation where we are encased uniquely, the sun and planetary system surrounded by a ring of fire…

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The route of hearts

Vector illustration of the hearts shapes icons. by Kevin T McEneaney The two of hearts gave a daisy to Fran. The three of hearts babysat for Jean-Paul. The four of…

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Oceanic perspective

by Kevin T McEneaney You may have a favorite dawn songbird sing by your window to entertain you, yet only whales and humans have music. * Whales have been trying…

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