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INDULGENCES The Poet’s Corner Trophy Wife Man The spacious salon in this smartest part of town is tastefully restrained and smug its antique woods burnished by the years are rich and warm: glazed urns wink back the light from crystal chandeliers. The young-old men are here, ambition still aflame they strive to keep with time’s relentless pace first loves cast ruthlessly aside like some worn asset, they seek youth again beside some younger bride. All present are to each other known all faces glow, polished by quick suntan brought quickly from another clime each eye is predatory, poised to pounce while yet there’s time. The smile, the easy grin, all is artifice to hide the aging tiger leashed within and the fading youth to which they cling reflects as panic in the faces of the girls they bring. ©frankyoung Frank Young is a 93-year-old poet. His first volume of poetry, While the Music Lasts was published in 2010. The Dance Come dance one more csardas with my babies, Papa, even though they’re grown And we will reminisce about how the time has flown. Tell them a story, Papa, give them a kiss, For this we know forever, they will surely miss. Sing them a little song, they loved that you know, So please, Papa, dance one more csardas with my babies before you go! Swing them around, as we laugh our troubles away, And the house will not be empty, and quiet will not stay. Let us dance till sunset, Papa, may our broken hearts mend, And if we follow the sun, our dance will never end. ©maryszabo Mary Szabo’s life experiences radiate through the pages of her poetry, tugging at your heart strings. She resides in Kirkton, ON, Canada, is a talented mother of five who loves her garden and is always up for a challenge.
Games of Childhood Bouncing jacks and pick-up-stix Ring around the rosy Kick the can, hide and seek Who will ever find me? Ring the doorbell, run away Raid the neighbor’s plum tree Kickball, dodgeball Who will capture the flag? Roller skating, ice skating Hopscotch and jump rope Green light, red light Who will get past go? Toss the dice and take a chance Monopoly…Parcheesi Spelling bees, cake walks Who will win the prize? Spin the bottle, kiss the girl Play your favorite tune Forty-fives and jukeboxes Will she really love me? ©Sallyanne Belle Four weeks ago Belle moved in next door, “love at first sight”. Belle’s jumbo, black olive eyes enchant, sparkle with mischief, coyness, exultation, dauntlessness and minuscule reserve. Belle’s shinny flaxen hair swings like gently blown prairie grass. Belle’s jubilant spirit, walk, determined, unhurried; her effervescence cannot be saddened. Belle, extremely poor conservationist, but attentive, comforting listener: all confidences find sanctuary and non-judgment. Hands Calm, strong, focused hands Hands that knead and shape clay into exquisite expressions of beauty Hands that rhythmically guide water to bring forth new life hidden in our garden Hands that race with pen to paper to reveal the deepest feelings within his heart Hands that gently and lightly massage the kitten’s furry chin Hands that cradle my hands Hands that say, “I love you, love me back” Beautiful, loving, magical hands of life. We often sit in silence, words unimportant when eyes and heart speak. Belle’s friendliness often overbearing: she sees me arriving home and immediately saunters over following me into the house, effusively amative. Seems like she gallops over like a wild horse chased by an entrapping lasso. Belle, shining example of breed perfection, gentle Golden Retriever, my blue ribbon champion of unconditional love, my new neighbor. ©margaretumanzio ©Veraresnik JL Jo Lee Power 2011 47
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