Monthly Archives: March 2016

Sonnet: Mike 1984 – 2016

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Louis William Rose

Come tell me there is something I might say, a string of magic words, some fated rhyme, whereby I might turn back the hands of time, and usher in a former favored day. Bring something that will hold my thoughts … Continue reading →

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Poem: Twelve Hours

Posted on March 13, 2016 by Louis William Rose

I go to bed Turning around There at the foot I lay my head On doggie’s paws She cleans my face To let me know That I am loved I turn again My pillowed mind Set free to roam To … Continue reading →

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All Lives Matter, If You Don’t Think So, Maybe Yours Doesn’t Matter So Much

Posted on March 1, 2016 by Louis William Rose

Life is cheap. That’s the truth. Hundreds of thousands die every day, some violently, some ignominiously, some of old age or sickness, some in infancy or the prime of life. All tragically. Today you are alive, and your life matters, … Continue reading →

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