Poetry

by Kevin T McEneaney When thunder and lightning rule up above, and the household lights suddenly zap out, one may experience a new freedom from the defective electrical grid that…

by Kevin T McEneaney Have you invested in high-tech robots? Does your robot dress you when you wake up? Does your robot brush your hair each morning? Does your robot…

by Kevin T McEneaney How many minutes per day do you spend deleting unwanted spam emails? Do you have over a hundred a day? Or is your daily quota three…

by Kevin T McEneaney The average crow is as intelligent  as a bubbling seven-year-old child. They happily practice monogamy, surround dead mates, relatives, and their friends in social rituals of…

by Kevin T McEneaney I love a field of blossoming clover, which belongs to the legume family. Clover fertilizes poor soil with nitrogen. Their tri-leaf foliage can grow in length…

by Kevin T McEneaney Slugs are peaceable creatures of the Earth. They are reported to move quite slowly. Never tell a child they are sluggish because they will take pride…

by Kevin T McEneaney Cicadas dwell in trees, eating their sap. There are well over 3,000 species and biologists are still counting them. They remain famous for their boasting songs,…

by Kevin T McEneaney Poems resemble winding caterpillars plunging through high grass in unknown pastures where they encounter prickly obstacles that stimulates their growth to be transformed into a butterfly…

by Kevin T McEneaney Our gravity cannot hold off the sun which will consume every atom of Earth in its attempt to prolong its own life…. * The sun’s beneficence…