The Uncharming End of the World
The end of all things, so mythical, is a picturesque candle in the night; oh, the dramatic change of things in the world is a… Read More »The Uncharming End of the World
Moulton Mayers
A Falling Star
A shooting star, quarreling in the heavens;Its flaming beauty spatters the night with Splendor. Oh, the cavernous cave of night, as large as the world… Read More »A Falling Star
Time’s Oldest Trick
A charming girl, time’s oldest trick; She’s as pretty as a falling star,And as rugged as a mountain. Her eyes are as bright as a… Read More »Time’s Oldest Trick
Snowflakes’ Picturesque Beauty
Snowflakes, whistling in the wind and washed away in the whirl;Oh snowflakes, like a royal garment that coats the trees’ leaves:They look like a glorious… Read More »Snowflakes’ Picturesque Beauty
The World and its Painful Sorrows
The world, walking away from itself, is lost in a fog of Confusion; its loud screams howl for help to staunch the spurt of pain… Read More »The World and its Painful Sorrows
An Old Friend
An old friend, as pretty as a star, drifted back into my world:Her eyes; filled with tears; is a charming, intriguing poem—A poem, regretting the… Read More »An Old Friend
Drips of Ice
Drips of ice, falling on the ground; whirling in the squealing wind:They create a strange mountain that soon fades away;A flashing river of flux, carrying… Read More »Drips of Ice
The Vanity of Election Cycles in America
In a world that is rapidly unraveling in all directions, people who operate at the helm are going to have to be made out of… Read More »The Vanity of Election Cycles in America
Simple Things that we Take for Granted in life
Things that really Matter Life; with all of its nuances and funny faces, its many quirks, twists, and turns; is a quaint mixed bag of… Read More »Simple Things that we Take for Granted in life
Moulton A . Mayers Is the Natural Order to Things Falling Apart Right before Your Eyes
The world is crying; the rocks are renting; the storms are weeping; the fishes are going berserk and roaming ashore; and nature is trying to… Read More »Moulton A . Mayers Is the Natural Order to Things Falling Apart Right before Your Eyes