Old Stump
Bruce J. Wood, from Moss Dwelt Hollows
The weathered tree stump,
in the backyard, often seems
to have a face that smiles;
on occasion, it will...
I have always been intrigued by the larger-than-life poets John Keats and Percy Bysshe Shelley, friends in real life. They saw themselves as ‘Prometheans’...
Greed
Related to greed but of different status:
Frugal often seems benign in locus,
confined to minor lesser focus,
follows a budget, pleads efficiency,
a means to peace, to...
Bruce J. Wood Poems, Part One
Our Little Cottage
from Herringbone Tweed
I drove by our little cottage today,
the white Cape Cod bungalow with
light blue shutters and...
William Stafford dives deep into the underlying sublime existing in every day ordinary situations, things, and thoughts. I love reading his poetry full of...
Herringbone Tweed, Bruce J. Wood’s 2022 chapbook, is a collection of 74 poems, ranging from accessible and diverse free verse to poignant haiku inspired...
