by Marian Glaser © May 1997 Picture Link Anne looked at the lake reflecting the sunshine, blue skies and white clouds. Later she’d be...

by Marian Glaser © October 1996 Picture Link When Noah decided his ark should be part zoo he soon had so many problems he hardly knew...

by Marian Glaser © April 1998 Picture Link When David woke up he felt joy, happiness, energy. He’d climbed out of the fog that had...

THE BALLAD OF KERBLAM’S AND ERIC THE RED’S PARTY by Marian Glaser ©, September 2007 Picture Link Rocky Mountains stretched all four paws,...

© November-December, 2007 Picture Link I met a many-armed Allandalso who grabbed me, held me close, began talking, repeating one dull...

By Marian Glaser ©, April, 2016 Even though we crawl, slowly, through mire and muck, inch by inch, to the top, satisfying (maybe) all...

By Marian Glaser ©, September 2010 Photo Link Getting older isn’t all loss. Some pleasures are keener. Some are easier to admit, like a...

By Marian Glaser ©, February 2008 Photo Link I struggle to capture those moments of absorbing stillness rushing by, embedded in a flowing...

By Marian Glaser ©, October 2017 No one word describes this place. Minutes of peace can be shattered by screams, groans or sobs. Good...

Marian Glaser ©, April 1996 Photo Link I sit in my wheelchair waiting for food. Bill and I sat at a wooden table, taking the time to...

By Marian Glaser © 1995 *Published in CONTEMPORARY VERSE II , 1995* Photo Link We walked and walked, moving with crowds, units in a flow...

By Marian Glaser ©, May 2008 Photo Link Suddenly life can shine with brilliance, making the moment unforgettable, transforming ordinary...

By Marian Glaser ©, July 2011 1 I was puzzled as a peace marshal in nineteen sixty-five. A mass of marchers turned out. Clearly ‘peace’...

By Marian Glaser © August 13, 2018 Lifelong winding road. Momentary pause, laugh, breathe. Resume: climb higher. Picture Link