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Kenneth Snow
Kenneth Snow
(Child of Eisenhower / The City of Brotherly Love)
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Kenneth Snow Poems
- Peace For Christmas All I want for Christmas is Peace All I ...
- Obviously i promenade through passages of crusted, concrete ...
- Love Or Lust she fell in lust with you what was she to do? ...
- Green Grows I am a yellow dog who would rather be a toad. ...
- I Am Snow I am Snow, I am I am cold, be damned I am silent...
- On Henry David Thoreau Henry David Thoreau was not a recluse ...
- Premature Evacuation He pushed his 300-pound body as father ...
flexing my fingers and stretching my senses
soon to be posting attacks and defenses
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Peace For Christmas
All I want for Christmas is Peace
All I want is war to cease
In the homes and on the street
Peace on earth and joy to greet
Underneath my Christmas tree
Christmas morn I hope to see
Headlines blaring PEACE ON EARTH!
For men of naught and men of worth
Wrap peace up in shiny foil
Seal it tight so it won't spoil
Put it on a freezer shelf
Keep it fresh, our future wealth
Take it out at dinner time
Share a slice of peace of mind
Pass it out to all our Brothers
Sisters, Children and our Mothers
Use the peace meal, use it ...
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I have commented on the poems I think are 'keepers' from this collection, Ken. Now, rouse yerself man! Trawl through your collection and press to get that ultimate Kenneth 'Snow' Poemhunter ebook and show some of these teabags your best moves.
whole lotta shakin' goin' on, Kenneth. I think you've written some of your best stuff recently, and you weren't no slouch before neither.
I keep dipping in to your poems, Kenneth. Versitility with verse & consistent clarity.
Have haiku, will travel.
Just re-read your poems, Kenneth. I'm envious beyond shame, of your lyrical ear. Thanks again.
Hi Kenneth, I really enjoy your poems. However, as you may know, this site has some vigorous (bruised?) atheists and agnostics - so don't expect much comment. But don't be discouraged - keep at it, which I'm sure you will. You have a delightful musical ear for verse. Best, Michael.