Barry S. Maltese
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They cried "Racist"A Poem by Barry S. MalteseThe vast majority of people do not judge on the basis of skin color, or Race. Especially here at the Cafe . . . I wish that those who seek to push rac.. |
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Innate habbitsA Poem by Barry S. MalteseThe first step of change is to seethe problems that deter what you should beThink before you do -and that reflex will not control youand from your bad.. |
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Life's ChizzleA Poem by Barry S. MalteseLike a hammer chizzles a stone our experience carves out our lives Shaped by the things we are forced to go through our personality adjusts, and thriv.. |
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How quickly they growA Poem by Barry S. MalteseHow quickly they grow -right before our eyesSo subtle that we don't realizetill one day in a very special lightwe somehow witness an amazing sight.May.. |
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Reviews - In my opinionA Poem by Barry S. MalteseWritten for a contest created by a very special person. |
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While reaching your goalA Poem by Barry S. MalteseWhen you assess the values of the things in your world like the importance of all that is shared. You might find the greatness of people you've know.. |
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The Right to PrayA Poem by Barry S. MalteseThere was a time, when I was a child. When faith was a strength, and never defiled. But then there were few, who decided today, that God is offe.. |
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Nature\'s TouchA Poem by Barry S. MalteseNature’s Touch By Barry S. Maltese The wind blew over my body Caressing me softly with natures own touch The smell just filled up my s.. |
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The TidesA Poem by Barry S. MalteseI reposted this on for a contest of a good friend. I wrote during an evening stroll on Jones Beach |
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An unfair advantage � are there any heroes left?A Poem by Barry S. MalteseToday's shameful truth |
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