Tag Archives: Poetry

Decision Point

Posted on 10/23/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Standing at the point of decision. Crossroads. Rail and car cross in time. The road bends into the unknown. Two rails held apart by strong ties. Standing at the junction of fear and longing, contemplating the turmoil of the heart. … Continue reading →

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Imagine

Posted on 08/21/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Home and family, hearth and health, joy and contentment. Smoke on the horizon, fear on the wing as acrid fumes descend. The world splits into confusion. Blacken sky alight as winds rush down the hillside. Running before the wind the … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Poetry – River

Posted on 07/06/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Not much in the wood shop this week so rather than more pictures of post holes here is a bit of work-in-progress from my next poetry collection, “Poems, Poetry, and Peanut Butter”: Life’s waters flow under the shaky bridge of … Continue reading →

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The Weight of Clouds

Posted on 05/15/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I’ve been thinking about clouds a lot lately. It started with a line on a blog (WordDreams By Jacqui Murray) about a metaphor telling me not to use “hard as nails.” Of course not. It should be, “hard as a … Continue reading →