

Three Things (poem by Baltasar de Alcázar) — TWO Translations!
BalÂtasar de Alcázar (1530−1606) is one of the few poets of his day who conÂsisÂtently allowed himÂself to be funny. He is sometimes...
Sep 15, 2017

Mrs. Bond: "Come to Be Killed"
I came across this nursery rhyme recently while reading the The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes to my son. It's a lot of fun to read...
Sep 12, 2017
Double-Dactyl Word List
There's a light verse form known as the double-dactyl, and strict adherence to the form requires that one of the lines consist of a...
Sep 12, 2017

Mrs. Bond: "Come to be Killed!"
I came across this nursery rhyme recently while reading the The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes to my son. It's a lot of fun to read...
Sep 9, 2017

Igseriousity
Here's a children's poem of mine that appeared in the online magazine, Bumbershoot, which was brilliantly edited by Kate Bernadette...
Sep 9, 2017
Fun (a children's poem)
FUN If fun were not fun you can bet I for one would rather have no fun at all, for fun once begun till the moment it's done means that...
Sep 8, 2017
A limerick
It may strike you as strange, but it's true: when you breathe, you breathe out CO2, and so it may be that some plant or some tree made a...
Sep 8, 2017