Author: Simona A. Brinson

  • A POEM A DAY 264

    END OF THE WORLD I would have Had you asked Walked to the ends of The world with you But you never asked Cause you didn’t have a clue How to nurture love So, it never grew It never felt the sun Or glimpsed the skies of blue Unlike marigolds It was never kissed by…

  • A POEM A DAY 263

    A BROKEN MAN There is just no loving A broken man Try as you will You never can A broken man Has lost his dreams They have drifted away On the abysmal stream Of the lost and battered The neglected and used A broken man Is shattered and bruised From a life unlived Unknown to…

  • A POEM A DAY 226

    AT THE LAZY FLAMINGO At the Lazy Flamingo With pen in one hand And steamed gulf shrimp in the other On the Isle of Captiva Soft salty breeze blowing Words flowing My thoughts adrift On the waters of Mexico’s Gulf Where will they go Who could know Maybe some far distant shore Or maybe they’ll…

  • A POEM A DAY 225

    A WOMAN NOW In you I was afraid of losing me Losing me in The shallows of your blues Losing me in The baby-powder softness of your skin Losing me in The southern cadence of your speech Losing me in The velveteen of your touch Losing me in The sweet nothings that fell from your…

  • A POEM A DAY 217

    PSALM OF PRAISE O God, thou art our guiding light,In darkest hours, thy presence bright.Thou art the rock on which we stand,A refuge strong, at thy command.Thy love, a river, ever flows,Through valleys low, and mountain snows.Thy mercy, like the morning dew,Renews our souls, our faith to renew.In times of trial, we seek thy grace,To…

  • A POEM A DAY 208

    the shepherd king In Bethlehem’s fields, a shepherd’s song,Young David’s spirit, brave and strong.Anointed king, by prophet’s hand,His destiny woven, in God’s command.With sling and stone, he faced the foe,Goliath’s challenge, fear did not know.A shepherd’s heart, yet warrior’s might,In God’s name, he stood to fight.From the court of Saul to his own reign,David’s saga,…

  • A POEM A DAY 203

    THE LITTLE RED CABIN In a little red cabin At the edge of the woods Lives an old lady named Sue Her clothes are tattered and torn Her shoes, weathered and worn The only things that remain From the life she once knew Are a faded photograph or two That remind her of Something old,…

  • A POEM A DAY 201

    Cosmic Dialogue In the vast expanse where darkness reigns, Earth and Moon engage in silent refrains. One, a sphere of blue, vibrant and alive, The other, a pale orb that tides connive.”Earth,” whispers the Moon, “tell me your tale, Of oceans deep and winds that wail. How do you thrive amidst chaos and strife? While…

  • A POEM A DAY 200

    MY DARK I am no stranger To the dark He lays in wait Like a predator parked In a car Waiting for Prey to victimize Steal their innocence And demoralize The joy that rests So easy in their souls That is the ultimate goal Of the predator That waits in my darkness With a starkness…

  • A POEM A DAY 199

    ALWAYS BE In the next life I will find you Because I will always be me And you will always be you Your name and appearance May change The language you speak May be strange But, I will find you Because our souls are connected Our bond is eternal Never to be affected I have…