Imagination Today Poem by Chris Beasley 76
A reflective piece notes a child’s sky imagination with elephants horses and treats appearing among clouds while adults hurry past. The poem emphasizes imagination as a key to joy and inner fulfillment spoken in a lyric voice attributed to Chris Beasley in 1976.
She Cries Creating a Haunting Memory of Love
A woman recalls needing constant affection and support from a lover who vowed endless love and never leaving, only to cry as those assurances dissolve into absence and hurtful truth.
The Sun: An indifferent instrument in human life
The Sun notes life’s extremes as people suffer from excess or lack, reflecting on the indifferent nature of the sun and its impact on human experience. Jerry Newbrough 76.
Seagulls and heartache echo in a troubled verse
Karla Bradford writes of doubt and heartbreak after a failed romance. The narrator confesses fear of finding love again while recalling past loss and the urge to hide from pain. A somber reflection ends with a hopeful farewell.
Best Friend Faces Silent Sorrow in Illusion
Joyce Fox, age 78, writes of emotional numbness and confusion after losing a boyfriend she never had and a sense of being detached from reality. She describes being high on a dope she never took, feeling half gone, while trying to explain to a friend that nothing is wrong.
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