Tattered Wings by Paula Tohline Calhoun A dwindling summer is the bittersweet prelude to fall. I watch it all, just now, and sense already, on the tip of my tongue, the metallic taste of winter. In my mind's eye: the... Continue Reading →
Phoenix Rises by Paula Tohline Calhoun The phoenix rises, dispersing ash as she extends her reborn wings to dry beneath the sun. She lifts her eyes, pondering the expanse of sky, marveling at each cloud, discerning from their shapes her... Continue Reading →
On Paper By Paula Tohline Calhoun For just a slipping moment it lingered in my mind. too tightly held, I saw it break, then piece by word, fall away from me. Delicate and spitefully fragile, razor-like shards - forever shattered;... Continue Reading →
Sunshine by Paula Tohline Calhoun Filled with warmth, sometimes Your light settles down upon me Spreading beyond the landscape And spilling over the rim of the horizon. Had I never been cold I might find your gift excessive. But I... Continue Reading →
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