Cherrie Palmer : Writing

Your Slip Is Showing

Your Slip Is Showing

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


“Pardon me ma’am, but your slip is showing.” “Yes,” she said with eyes not bright. “But not my soul.&rdquo..
The Rails End

The Rails End

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


Bill (William Michael Reeves) and I wrote a volley of thoughts to create this poem. I hope you enjoy it.
A Full Day

A Full Day

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


I had a full day, -today- the smell of baking bread, allowed my smile to raise. If that wasn't enough on the ridge stood your stone. Fr..
Betwixt

Betwixt

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


the sun shines brightly as the moon stalls in the sky betwixt them apath
Lift Up Holy Hands

Lift Up Holy Hands

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


Lift up holy hands, to open that ancient gate, and enter in the courtroom of glory and praise. Who is the King of Glory? Mighty is he. Jesus is t..
Inchyra-Blue

Inchyra-Blue

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


Day broke in a flash of flamesas a red hot horizon set the sky ablaze.Decembers clouds were dense and thick,like a wall of ice that let nothing in.The..
Grab Your Spatula

Grab Your Spatula

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


Okay, it's time. Turnoff your devices, grab your spatula, then let the cooking commence.
The Ancient Language

The Ancient Language

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


The placid surface smooth and grey, reflects the soul come end of day. Muted light that did not break slowly fades for time is late. The blazi..
The Challenge

The Challenge

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


By lamp of night, the screech cry out. The challenge of the charger, was met by the owl. Who's swift wings, skirted the end, that comes for us a..
The Chase

The Chase

A Poem by Cherrie Palmer


Cinquain 5 lines 2-4-6-8-2