Quotations

Friendship
Love
On Wisdom
Proverbs
Humourous
Winners
Truth
Faith
Dreams
Work and Success
Principles
Women
Youth
Other Good Quotes

Poems
and
Parables:

Scouting Poetry
Consider
The Rover Prayer
When You Walk
Through The Woods

On My Honour
I Am The Child
I AM
Your State of Mind

Religious Poetry
The World is Mine
What God Hath
Promised

Footprints
Healer's Hymn
(Latin)
(English)

Jason 'Bark' Barker
Life
The Sun
Friendship

John 'Flip' James
Words
We Two Parted
Of Times Past
Once more alive?
Here Stands...

Mary McTaggart
(née Morrison)

The Sacrifice
Tragedy

Miscellaneous Poetry
Rivendell Valley
Angels
Declaration of
Principles

The Second Coming
Sea Fever
I Know Not Who I Are
Wordsworth
The Joys of the Road
Weep No More
Never Love
Around The Corner
A Song for Tricia

Parables:
When Night Ends
Thoughts on God
Everybody's Canoe
The Russians
A Closed Hand
Can't Receive

Five Great Lessons
Non-Denominational
Ads

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken

Mary's Poetry

The Sacrifice

Slowly drawing closer
Barely breathing
Not a sound

Time is right
Day is night
Shadows moving all around

Hide behind a corner
Spining, turning
Crouching down

Slowly moving slowly
Timing is essential
A danger we have found

Slowly even slower
Closer moving closer
Hands and mouth are bound

Slowly comming out
A knife has drawn a cross
Now a body down

Slowly moving farther
Shadows moving all around
Further even further
Barely breathing
Not a sound.

Mary McTaggart (née Morrison), 1989


Tragedy

The mists gathered over the cristaline pond
And the sun was breaking a new,
The coyote was crying his lonesome cry
In answer to that of the loon.

The mood had been set on the evening breeze
And the dawn had broken it not,
The deer had ventured to the edge of the pond
And the swans beauty was caught.

The heat caused the trees to wither
And the smoke was choking the day,
The cub cried out for the protection of home
And the doves all flew away.

The darkness of night was approaching
And the moon had come out to see,
The distruction that man had been causing
While the stars had all been asleep.

The mists gathered over the cristaline pond
And the sun was breaking anew,
The coyote was crying his lonesome cry
To answer that of the loon.

Mary McTaggart (née Morrison)



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