The Poems of David Garlick
She was tall with a quick mind. She was generous and thoughtful. We did not always agree but respected one another. Our friendship grew. She and her husband David introduced us to Vancouver Island. We spent summer holidays together, fishing and exploring this beautiful place. In time we all retired to the “Island.” We to […]
Bougainvillea. Brilliant on an old wall. A pleasure to all. Winter is not sad. Soon spring will bring bright flowers. Hold them in your heart. David Garlick Two Haiku for Uki and John Miller at the time of receiving Uki’s letter about the return of her OT cancer. We […]
Parents share good times. Summer winds bring warm moments. A gift to long remember. David Garlick
If you should ever need me call my name. For I will come in haste to clasp your hand, and press your troubled heart close to my own. There though the flame of love no longer flares, an ember waits beneath years’ graying ash. Waiting but breath to stir it once again, kindling what was […]