It’s not the beach. It’s a lake of fire, if it’s there. That lake we heard about in
Three are known by name, Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, but there are a zillion angels, pure spirits who have no wings like those we draw on Cherubim,
My grandson whispers the morning dew sparkles like diamonds in the grass. Donal Mahoney
The editor of the school paper came at the appointed hour and found the old poet in his backyard alert in a lawn chair with a
Sometimes you sit for days sucking yourself in praying the right words will fall in your ear toboggan over the whorls
Linda’s an animal person who puts her money where her mouth is, owns a ranch outside the city and takes in kittens, puppies, birds that
They were refugees, too, back in the Forties, settled in Chicago, learned English, some a lot, some a little,
If I owned a magazine I’d publish folks who agree with me as long as they remained abstract,
A spindly young fawn wanders away from its doe. Coyotes must eat. Donal Mahoney
More than 30 years ago the Supreme Court in the United States ruled that if individuals are mentally ill but not criminally insane they cannot be confined to asylums. They must be allow...
Outside, the still of crickets. Inside, petals of a cold sore foliate,
This just in. In metro St. Louis last night a woman gave birth to a boy in the bathroom of her second-floor apartment.
I wish he had never come out from behind the stove, that spider I stepped on at 4 a.m. He was a big one bothering no one.
Through the nursery glass Carlos Montero peeks at Consuela, his twelfth, in the arms of a nurs… Pink as a peony with brilliant black hair,
She was about the doing not about applause canning tomatoes in summer baking pies in fall quilting winter away