Monthly Archives: July 2020

All Roads

Posted on July 28, 2020 by admin

  ALL ROADS  H. W. Bryce   After Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken   All roads, they say, lead into Rome. What if I took Road A, so greened? Long I planned and and prayed, shalom, And what if … Continue reading →

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But I’m Not Bitter

Posted on July 20, 2020 by admin

  BUT I’M NOT BITTER H. W. Bryce In response to Renee Drummond-Brown’s “Allow Me to Introduce Me to You” You reject me, you put me down, You sneer at my part of town, You segregate me, you choke my … Continue reading →

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Aching for a hug

Posted on July 13, 2020 by admin

  ACHING FOR A HUG   H. W. Bryce   My arms are aching for a hug, My heart is yearning   for my drug— That’s you, my love, and you my friend, And you and you and you, my all, … Continue reading →

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To Those Gone Before

Posted on July 10, 2020 by admin

  TO THOSE GONE BEFORE H. W. Bryce   I will not say goodbye, nor so long, But see ya, soon, won’t be long. To your memory we kneel, With our love we place our seal. To all of you … Continue reading →

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