Headstall - Stories

Storms, vicious ones, are not always created by nature. This poem is about a different kind of devastation.

Two poems about one of life's constants. The first one was written on Mother's Day Eve.

Haiku are well suited for observations in nature, but their meanings, for me, can be much deeper in their connection to the human spirit. All these poems are observations and outlets for what lays within.

A poetic exploration of this glorious thing called life.

Some choices are within our control, while some are not. Life is about acceptance and balance... and living with consequences as we look forward and back.

Our observations are made from many different perspectives. Sometime we are looking forward, sometimes we are looking back, and sometimes we are standing still. Life can be filled with many loves, and loss can take many forms. So can loyalty.

Two new poems about the cycle of change, for us and the world around us.

Some poetic offerings based on the anthology theme of "Diversity". The Haiku included here are a departure from the usual and expected subject of nature, more reflective of inner turmoil.

Life is fascinating. It is both joyful and painful and everything in between, but there are lessons to be learned, and yes, treasures to be found. If we ever think we are in control, we are mistaken, but that is the beauty of our journeys. I hope you find something in these poems to give you pause, to make you think, or to make you feel.

How much power is there in love? When we cross that final line into darkness, does the bond of love come with us?