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Street Roses offers some advice and hope

Street Roses offers some advice and hope

By Bill Castanier on April 27, 2012

Street Roses by Nancy Allen pushes diamonds through the asphalt

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Spring wears many disguises

Spring wears many disguises

By Bill Castanier on April 24, 2012

by M. L Leibler

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Daffodils make a wonderful dancing partner

Daffodils make a wonderful dancing partner

By Bill Castanier on April 23, 2012

Children’s book author Debbie Diesen dances with daffodils in this delightful poem

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A Marine in Vietnam embraces death in a poem

A Marine in Vietnam embraces death in a poem

By Bill Castanier on April 16, 2012

Lance Cpl. Jim Thomas writes about death in Vietnam

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Birds and cats play a game through a looking glass

By Bill Castanier on April 15, 2012

What you see isn’t exactly what you can get in a poem by Lori A. May

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At some point everyone needs help to navigate the tree of life

By Bill Castanier on April 14, 2012

Jeff Vande Zande considers more than just climbing a tree in his Poem/a/Day

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Karma goes a long way in picking a pooch

By Bill Castanier on April 12, 2012

Poet Jennifer Pahl Otto writes about a life with a long tale in “Dog Karma”

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A leaf at the end of its journey can be a message to us all

By Bill Castanier on April 11, 2012

John Peter Beck traces the life of a leaf in his poem

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A look at death and an open grave for Poem/a/Day

By Bill Castanier on April 7, 2012

Lansing poet Adrienne Lewis-Wagner considers the embrace of death

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Poem points to the importance of small things in life

By Bill Castanier on April 6, 2012

Rosalie Sanara Petrouske writes about how “Up North” involves all the senses

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