Whispers...

Painting pictures with words. Opening a part of the soul. Emotion flowing with the lines. Tapestry skillfully woven. Reflecting thoughts artfully. Yearning to make a difference. --Karen O'Leary--Whispers' Editor

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Special Feature Ancestor Poem--By Lucy Wight Farmer (In Memory 1894-1988)—United States

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Little Curly Head (For her daughter, Lora May Wight) They call me little curly head But my name is Lora Mae The reason why I talk ...
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discarded crowns--By Peggy Dugan French--United States

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discarded crowns for you the days of gold lame and lace are over yet for me each crown and flowing gown is a special reminder ...
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Undaunted--By Jack Waller--United States

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Undaunted Challenged by the unknown, Unsure of the next step, I release myself, Knowing I am not alone, As there are those who...
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Monday, June 18, 2018

Harvest Time--By deb y felio--United States

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Harvest Time Seeds of kindness scattered - some in good dirt - some stepped on / housed in boot trek carried until dislodged - ...
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Just Have Faith In Jesus--By Allan Ball--England

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Just Have Faith In Jesus  (Acrostic) Justifying why we all are here Understanding what life's all about Sometimes these are qu...
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Sunday, June 17, 2018

My Father’s Late-Night Suppers--By Joan Leotta--United States

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My Father’s Late-Night Suppers My father often worked late, arriving home near midnight to a late supper of poached eggs in toma...
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A Cherita (untitled)--By Mary Gunn--Ireland

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A Cherita ( untitled) Father's Day spotting a horse's head in a naked tree he sawed and carved to release the horse ...
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Friday, June 15, 2018

I will overcome--By Inge Wesdijk--The Netherlands

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I will overcome Sometimes ... I only want to lay down, close my eyes, and sleep. Turn reality into oblivion. A fading spirit, ...
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Ode to Shut-Ins--By David Fox--United States

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Ode to Shut-Ins Some shut-ins live at home Others are behind bars Others in nursing home beds Trying to look at the stars Most...
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Thursday, June 14, 2018

Can You Go Home Again?--By Caryl Calsyn--United States

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Can You Go Home Again? The author, Thomas Wolfe wrote that you cannot. I wanted to argue that I have done so, in visits, countless ti...
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Und schau' ich...--By Arthur Rehbein--Translated By--Gert Knop--Germany

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Arthur Rehbein (pseudonym Atz vom Rhyn)—In Memory 1867-1952—Germany (shared and authorized for publication by Gert Knop—a Whispers ’ cont...
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Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Haiku-Senryu--By Kelly Sauvage Angel--United States

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Haiku-Senryu making peace with an untenable past full moon’s halo --- the whisper of a secret prayer wild violet ---  ...
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My Inner Voice--By Emile Pinet--Canada

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My Inner Voice (a sonnet) I leave the daily hustle and bustle of a city's cacophony of sound. And go to where the leaves softly ...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2018

The Storefront Display--By Colan L. Hiatt--United States

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The Storefront Display             In a remote and quaint little country town Shops dominated the one-way street Merchants sought ...
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River--By Paul Callus--Malta

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River Heart throbbing, euphoric, like a giant slalom skier the river gushes down winding its reckless way round obstacles and ...
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Monday, June 11, 2018

Haiku-By Elizabeth Howard--United States

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a soaking rain wild plums wild and shiny ____________  dim light a hazy tangle poodle and serpent  ____________  hosp...
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Prawdziwe fantazje--By Eliza Segiet--Poland (Translation By Artur Komoter--United Kingdom)

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Prawdziwe fantazje--Polish (To Professor Bogumila Rouba) By Eliza Segiet Jakże łatwo odpocząć w samotności rozmytych myśli. Zos...
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Sunday, June 10, 2018

Calico Sentinel--By Carl "Papa" Palmer--United States

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Calico Sentinel the seedless dandelion tuft arrives on nonexistent breeze settling softly upon fluffy feline tail observed by ...
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When I Stare into Her Eyes--By Partha Chatterjee--India

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When I Stare into Her Eyes Her eyes Full to the brim Flow murmuring as a stream. I stealthily set adrift a boat there. Co...
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Saturday, June 9, 2018

tanka/senryu--By Fatma Gultepe--Turkey

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Dreaming the summer stars mom and dad smile First published  The Herald Tribune, Asahi Shimbun,The Asahi Haikuist Network Column ...
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Rondel for a Faithless Lover--By Nick Spargo--United Kingdom

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Rondel for a Faithless Lover I touched her cheek and left her standing there; No words to say, no more tears to cry, No answer to ...
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Friday, June 8, 2018

The Ballad of Our Hearts--By ayaz daryl nielsen--United States

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The Ballad of Our Hearts endowing and inhabiting touching and melting Two who have met taking the world in hand forgetting noth...
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The Painted Lady--By Anne Curran--New Zealand

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The Painted Lady (a children's poem) My delicate china lady dressed in white a flouncy dress and decorative hat stands wit...
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Thursday, June 7, 2018

Spring into Summer--By Sara Kendrick--United States

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Spring into Summer The Calla lily beside the gate Welcomes visitors here Once their ivory blossoms open Summer's arrived witho...
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Immortality--By Vincent Van Ross--India

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Immortality Who can Stake claim To immortality On earth? The moments I have stolen From The angel of death Make up ...
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Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Haiku-By Robert Epstein--United States

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63rd birthday a lone Japanese maple leaf Mom's next world greeting ____________ this morning a silkworm at my door seeking asyl...
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Special Feature Translation Poem—By Claudia Messelodi—Italy

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Altrove--Italian By Claudia Messelodi Ti vedo lontana e sfuggente all’orizzonte la barriera dei miei dolori che non sa cedere ...
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Special Feature Collaborative Poem--By David Fox, United States and Jack Horne, England

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Summertime By David Fox, United States and Jack Horne, England Kites are flying high in the sky, people lying around the beach, ...
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Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Down the Lane--By Miranda Lloyd-Gregg--England

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Down the Lane We met in a silent place, as the dead lie undisturbed, Our paths crossed and we both stood our ground. Briefly, our ...
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Dad--By Lois Greene Stone--United States

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Dad You always said, “Be Careful” when I left the house and I responded by acting defiant, telling you I wasn’t a baby that ne...
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