In the restaurant I cringe
and my ribeye rare grows colder
when the waiters sing that song
to a diner one year older.
Yet I tingle to remember
how the sultry Marilyn
sang the same to John Fitzgerald
making every word a sin.
In the restaurant I cringe
and my ribeye rare grows colder
when the waiters sing that song
to a diner one year older.
Yet I tingle to remember
how the sultry Marilyn
sang the same to John Fitzgerald
making every word a sin.
Cross this Bridge at a Walk, is now available from Wind Publications in Kentucky.
Its sixteen narrative poems recount incidents in America’s history from the Revolution to the present, with cameo appearances by Mother Ann Lee, Emily Dickinson, Scott Joplin, and Bix Beiderbecke.
To read sample poems from the book, go to “Coxey’s Army,” “Spirea,” or “Jesus Walking on the Water.”