Free Verse
A Sense of Peace
Dear Teacher
Death Can Strike Twice
Drunk Driver
Empty Dreams
Echoes of the Future
Facets of Life
Forgotten House
Freedom of Imagination
Hidden Danger
Hidden Truth
Huddled in a Doorway
Humanity Abandoned
Innocent Lives
Irresistible Force
Kaleidoscope
Legacy
Lunar Echoes
Merry? Go-Round
Mighty Weapons
Moment in Time
My Friend
My Journey
Odd Socks
Predator
Realm of Fiction
Released by your Touch
Remember Me
Shadows of my Mind
Shadows on the Edge
Spring has Arrived
State of Mind
Stones
Storm
Take Me As I Am
Tenerife
Thread-Bear
Tidal Wave
Touching Lives
Turbulence
Winter Numbness
Rhyme
Bullied
Computer Addiction
Dare to be Different
Hydraulic Arm
Hair Rebellion
Imagined
Life Is An Express Train
Loneliness
Related to the Addams Family
Words
Snippet Challenges
A Wintry Ballet
Acceptance Denied
Disarranged
Distorted Image
Homophobia
Jilted
Journey To A New Life
Lost Village
Memorial Candle
New Beginning
Nightmare Trip
No Compassion, No Dignity
Old Age
Opening the Book
The Estate
The Matrix
(This poem is set 600 years in the future)
Across deep icy waters
of vast surging sea,
waves break;
pounding rhythmically
against rusty,
forgotten structures.
These once majestic
symbols of power
and progress
are now fallen,
broken shells,
reclaimed by nature -
stark monument
to Man’s greed.
Flocks of seagulls
fly overhead
bringing food
to young,
nesting on landmark
outstretched arm;
familiar crowned head
barely visible above water.
Remember the New Yorkers
©Nina Simon 2005
