Blvd Ave

You can be away from echos

-M. Taggart

The Simple Things

I like the smell of cut grass
and the thought of tomorrow

-M. Taggart

Rustic Wednesday

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution” –  Albert Einstein

(Photo taken in southern Maine by -M. Taggart)

 

 

Odd Walking Thoughts

A new theory of biology twinkled in a bulb as the crescent moon smiled. Can’t we all have a poem to watch as teeth brush and eyes wave. Mend your skip. A soul knows what’s in the twinge of wind.

-M. Taggart

poem – voice of a

Empathy is not a sport.
It doesn’t come a little at a time-

Yelling out the window at
homeless people begging for
money is a game played by
control freaks of the world.

“Mommy. What was that angry
man doing to that sad man on the street?”

“Widening the divide. Some people
are dark in the places where they
should be light but they like the dark more.”

“I don’t like that. I don’t want to like the dark more.”

“Don’t worry. You feel too well for that.”

He winced as the window rolled down. But, this time,
a little voice filled with hope filled his uneasy mind.

-M. Taggart

 

 

Poem- So, let’s

What can be done
with a wild imagination
other than change the world

-M. Taggart

Poem

I’ll look at life
until it doesn’t look back.

-M. Taggart

I’m way behind. I’m sorry

My father is in the ICU and being shipped to Springfield, MA. I’m trying to launch
a new company, create jobs, be well. I can’t keep up. I can’t like and read blogs that I normally can. I’m sorry.

 

-M. Taggart

Poem- Beautifully Rough

Much in life is beautifully rough.
Torn clothing,
a chipped tooth,
dog missing half an ear;
pushing his nose through
scattered trash
after he tipped over the can
searching for a thrown out
piece of life.

-M. Taggart

Poem

I saw in a shadow
the distance of tomorrow

-M. Taggart