Marital Haiku
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It was quite the trick
how you were always leaving without ever really being there. © February 2018, Tess Lockhart. All rights reserved. |
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God Poetry
- A Preacher's Prayer
- Advent
- Advent Watch
- Ordinary Advent Time
- First Christmas Post Husband Mortem
- Christmas Bread
- Ding Dong Dung
- Christmas Credo
- Incarnation Narrative
- Starlings in Epiphany Snow
- Evensong in Bleak Midwinter
- Imposition of Ashes
- Lenten Ruth
- Langston Hughes on Maundy Thursday
- Maundy Thursday's Scattering
- Good Friday Tenebrae
- Gardening Holy Saturday
- Mourning, Holy Saturday
- A Little Hilaritas What If
- Milton on Easter Monday
- Pentecost Invitation
- For All the Saints
- Winter Solstice
- Evening Prayer for the Beloved
- Incarnation's Repair
- The News Was Not Good
- Just Jump Already
- Job's Modern Lament
- Uncle!
- Worship
- St. Valentine
- Response to a Dr.'s Rhetorical Question
- A Prayer of Praise
- Renunciation and Adherence
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Marriage Poetry
- A River of Words
- Beloved Baptism
- Anniversary Gift
- Aching Pain
- Disappointment for Nothing
- A Lament of Recognition
- A Marital Parable Revealed
- Kissing Death
- Grief
- Extinguished
- Not Exactly Thecla
- Rectify
- Love Beyond Terror
- St. Valentine
- Divorce
- Marital Haiku
- A Mockingbird
- All for Love
- Love's Transubstantiation
- Enough of Love's Ideal Poems
- My Lie
-
Healing Poetry
- A Child Abuse Victim
- At Grandma's Funeral
- Confronting Nothing
- For Want of a Ritual
- Gardening Widow's Weeds
- Ghost Whisperer Grief Obsession
- Grief Drought
- Swimming with Grief's Fear
- Five Years Post Mortem
- Middle-Aged Dating
- Fire and Water
- Canoe Wrecked
- Desire Beyond Reason
- A Survivor's Haiku
- Baptismal Renewal
- Of Children, Pigs, and Priests
- Sometimes
- The Trickiness of Doors
- Tenured Otherwise
- Turtle Soup
- Quotidian Poetry
