PPS Poets

Donna Bishop Hernán Bravo Terry Broadworth Rita Carrington Alvin G. Ens Erin Fisher Thurlow Gowan Shelley Haggard Stella Johnson Jaye Low Paul Mckeown Karen Belix Moore Violet Nesdoly Nicholas Roberts Margot Wawra Mary Winter

Poets Potpourri Society Members' Poetry

Donna Bishop

Quietly I walk down long corridors where shadows dance.
Most never see the shadows, - only I.

Hernán Bravo

You need so little in order to kill
a love, a mock, an anger, a small betrayal...

Terry Broadworth

I ventured into the woods to play
On a fabulous summer's day...

Rita Carrington

Over the years, I have carried memories and dreams,
a kind of album of my life...

Alvin G. Ens

I am the poem
conceived in ecstasy...

Erin Fisher

In the beginning,
There is no beginning....

Thurlow Gowan

How beautiful is a rainbow
When the storm has just gone by!...

Shelley Haggard

I didn't know you then;
in your days of youth,...

Stella Johnson

The mighty artist
Captures soul with brush...

Jaye Low

A journey to the Crystal Ice Palace
Fine wine served in a chalice...

Karen Belix Moore

His mind on wings, telegraphs to that time
When his world was still hospitable...

Violet Nesdoly

I can think a thing a long time
with the words going...

Nicholas Roberts

I knew of a secret place
Hidden from the eyes of the common man...

Margot Wawra

The other day, while strolling down the hallway at the Cottage where I do voluntary work, my eye got caught by this beautiful black creature: hair like a shining starless night, eyes velvet amber, large and gentle, begging for attention...

Mary Winter

Mt. Baker looms
 behind the old iron wheel...

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