by Richard Gildea | Jan 2, 2014 | Poetry
To walk before one runs, applies thro’ time By taking stock of all such choices made Initial plunge may prove less mountain climb; More treading water, as in plans hath stay’d Then inspiration calls to lift thine heart For betterment of self, in years ahead...
by Richard Gildea | Jan 1, 2014 | Poetry
As fair weather friends in droves peel away Confronted alone; our future’s unclear Where all didst chip in; aye “Back in the day” Now singular paths, leave life more austere Loads are for sharing; a burden relieved No task insurmountable, should we choose Helping...
by Richard Gildea | Dec 31, 2013 | Poetry
When I get tired of washing my hair wiping soap from brow, Will you still be checking out my high hairline counting grey hairs, one at a time If I should pray and ask to be free would you “Wipe the floor” Will you release me, why would you keep me? “When I yearn for...
by Richard Gildea | Dec 23, 2013 | Poetry
A bearded stranger decked in red just smiled as I walked by I acknowledged with a nod, in hoped for acquiescent ploy Twelve strides more I turned to glance yet could but only heave a sigh The strangest feeling filled my heart, ‘twas one of overwhelming joy This day...
by Richard Gildea | Dec 20, 2013 | Poetry
Beyond a forest glade midst woodland sprawl Awaiting on the season of goodwill Here planted long ago; as fates befall Neath snow drifts touched by bite of winter’s chill Perhaps our numbered game leaves nought to chance Such plentiful supply of Christmas cheer Tho’...
