Tate Morgan
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QuestionsA Poem by Tate MorganIs the duality of nature the cornerstone of our own conscience? |
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JessicaA Poem by Tate MorganA pixie of a girl for sure who weighs but a hundred true Yet has a heart larger than mine or any I ever knew |
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Measured,WeighedA Poem by Tate MorganIf a man needs rewarded in the end for deeds he should do by conscience there is something wrong with him. |
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BearA Poem by Tate MorganHe is privy to her secrets none of which he will ever share the lifelong friend, who in the end is her very own Teddy Bear |
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Yellow SpringsA Poem by Tate MorganYou might just see children playing Hide and Seek throughout the street Where "all yee all yee in come free" sings of a melody so sweet |
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TimeA Poem by Tate MorganWe count most years of life well spent the few touched by sorrow well lost I know the best that came and went the others bought at twice the cos.. |
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ArisA Poem by Tate MorganAris and Andrew it is with all the love in my heart I grant you both my blessing and that of my ancestors. May it prove to be enough." |
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LongingA Poem by Tate MorganBut what to me was east and west and lure of many lands could never replace the green grass with tepid heated sands |
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Papa TateA Poem by Tate MorganWe mixed colors from childhood with gentle tones that came with time gave birth to a generation that became the pride of our prime |
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Birth RightsA Poem by Tate MorganA look at our certain future! |
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