"You feel right to me," she said. "Like naked on cashmere." Atticus presents a daily poetry reading
“Here’s To The Ones” by Christopher Poindexter here's to the oneswho give their love,energy,and esse
You will findthat most of life’stoughestand more existentialquestionscan be solvedor indefinitely po
“Without this – there is nought –” by Emily DickinsonWithout this — there is nought —All other Riche
She had an uncanny energy for lifethankful for every little miracle it bestowed—and it made herentir
“Mumbling Down The Streets of New York” by Prince Neptune mumbling down the streets of new york I he
I think sometimesof the great stories lostto old basements,floods,and fires,it makes me saduntilI th
Learn to linger in the beauty of life, every moment, every sunset, every smile— soak in the magnific
“Leisure” by W. H. Davies What is this life if, full of care,We have no time to stand and stare. No
Don’t give up now,chances areyour best kissyour hardest laughand your greatest dayare still yet to c
"Never Go By The Book" By Christopher Poindexter nevergo by the book.they will wantyou to,but you mu
You stole pieces of mein all the love I gave youand never got back.Keep it nowit is my gift to youfo
“You Are Good Enough” by JmStorm you are good enough.only you can set thatstandard.but realize that
Put your hand on your heartThe old man saidin youthere is powerthere are ideasno one has ever though
She wasn’t happy or sad,in love or out of love,she was just thereexistingin the ebb and flow of life
“The Death of Nature” by Prince Neptune A gentleman crouches beside a young boy drawing waves on the
Don’t move an inchin this morning lightshould you smudgethe beautiful I seeI want to paint youevery
"To Memory" by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Strange Power, I know not what thou art,Murderer or mistres
Mon cœurmy heartyou are missing from meas noticeablyas if I wokewithout a legso far awayyou beatthat
“In Flanders Fields” by John McCrae In Flanders fields the poppies blowBetween the crosses, row on r
TodayI found an old bookon my shelvesI opened the pagesand smelled the smellsand for a momentmy mind
