A Magical, Mystical Christmas Mystery by Joseph Rogers (St. Louis Bookstore) (16 Reviews)    Price verified 21 minutes ago

In this poem/story, on Christmas Eve an 8-year-old boy tries to solve a mystery. Every morning the ornaments on the Christmas tree are on different branches. Suspecting that a prankster has been moving the ornaments, the boy hides near the tree in hope of catching the prankster. "There was a logical explanation - Of that, there was no doubt. Like Sherlock Holmes, I would figure it out." However, the best laid plan sometimes goes awry. There is a wonderful, surprising solution to the mystery. Excerpt: As twilight turned To ...

Genre: Poetry

A Little Blood, A Little Rain by Mary Carroll-Hackett (FutureCycle Press) (3 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Prose poems that move like meditations between what we want and what we think we want, what we love and what we've lost, this collection from Mary Carroll-Hackett explores want and need, in its various permutations, in the worlds we create of our own desire, what we've left broken in our wake, and what may have left us broken, and ultimately, how we survive, how we, miraculously, somehow, never give up on the one thing that ultimately heals us -- Love.

Genre: Poetry

Gone Missing: Someday We'll Meet Again by Linda G. Hatton (Red Heart Ink) (7 Reviews)    Price verified 4 minutes ago

Good or bad, we seldom forget our loved ones after they are gone. Poetry helps.

Genre: Poetry

American Interstates : A Poem by Philip Wik (A Blue Kitten Book) Price verified 7 hours ago

I wrote American Interstates over the last forty years. It has more than 60,000 words and eight hundred and eighty-eight verses.My first trip to America at the age of ten inspired this tour de force that colors outside of the lines of the typical chapbook. Poetry is a journey into our soul, where, as T.S. Eliot says, we shall not cease from own explorations And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. CONTENTS FIT THE FIRST -- I-80 East to Sacramento FIT THE SECOND ...

Genre: Poetry