The Poems of David Garlick
Who among many went to Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Bethlehem? Who among many went to Bethlehem, cold and Winter worn? Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Bethlehem. Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem, where our Savior was born. Where in Bethlehem was the baby born, baby born, baby born. Where in Bethlehem was the […]
The Vacuumer swallowed my Dollar. One gulp and the “Loonie” was gone. Sucked into the things dirty stomach, where unspeakable items belong. It rattled its way up the flex hose; the Gannet like neck of my foe and pinged as fell in the bucket, to tell me where lost Loonies go. I was […]
I was musing on the Mona Lisa’s smile. It is almost as if she’d like to wink at me. Not an awful face-disfiguring grimace; full of teeth but the fluttering of an eyelid. Yes, that’s it the smile is from the inside, it filters upwards from her little toe- as if by osmosis, to […]
Britain has many mysteries but the strangest one of all. Is how to make the plumbing work in the small room down the hall. Some you pull and some you push and some will need a special touch. But you are not sure of success until you here that welcome flush. Also beware that […]