
Tag: Poetry


Collision Course

Boyhood Memory

Bending Water

A Mystic Experience

While Out Boating

The Blowing in the Falling

Gone, Fishing

Of Time, Thames-Robed

Channeling the Boat, Within

Cloisim an Bád ag Canadh / I Hear the Boat Sing

Who Fishing Whom

New England Song

Philip Kuepper: “Poetry wouldn’t leave me alone”

In the Spirit of the Moment

The Fleet Setting Out

The Hazardous Condition

The Tree, Erect

Living History

The Sea After the Storm

The Unfulfillable Vow

Membership in the Club

Numina

The Boat of Memory

Winter, Midpoint

Rowing Toward the Core

Boats Are Shoes

Grounded in Memory

Truth Is in How One Rows

The Premonition

When Shall We See the Thames Again?

The Voyage Past Death

The Death of the One with whom I Sailed

Going Viral

This Ship of Passage

Charon at the Harbor on the Styx

River Dance

It Gets Verse and Verse: Hargrave, An Aquatic McGonagall

Ocean Cowboys

The Dangers of Literature

My Walk Home

Safe Passage

A Workable Liberty

In the Moment

Watermark

Artist at Work

Befogged

Early Morning at the Point

What Fell From the Heavens

Our Bodies of Water

Cloudbody

What Became Eminent

Just Before the Cloudburst

In the Picture

When The Band Begins To Play

Looking to See

The Observation

Out Sailing

The Pen of Memory

The Hearth of Paris

A Current Affair

In the Queue

I Have Heard The Boat Sing

Rhythmic River

The Closing Act

The Catch

A Gallimaufry Moment

Anchoring the Boat of Time

The Art of Sailing

The Working World

The Bright Winter Day

Sea Change

The Homophonic

Spirit Thicker Than Water

Once on Lake Annecy

The Elements at Play

The Race and the Wind

Harbor Lights: Dream Poem

Swan Moon
