Posts by Linda Marsanico

“DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS. ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT.” Martin Luther King, Jr. This post is a reprint from January 15, 2018. I love celebrating Dr. King’s birthday, as he is a courageous man who forged a non-violent path where there was none. Here is the original poem in his honor… The weather is…

Stairs, Input, Ruhr Museum, Illumination, Eat, Bill – anonymous <ahref=”https://foter.com/res/a34156“>Foter.com/</a> Here we are at the dawn of a new decade; a year where two-digit numbers repeat themselves: 2020. It feels awesome to compare it to 20/20 vision. Will we strive for this clarity and take the opportunity for a new beginning? Of course, choosing illumination…

2015 LA SALETTE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS by Heartlover 1717 Hanukkah and Christmas almost converge this year, Bringing many of us bundles of cheer, Let’s get together to celebrate Rather than commiserate Over the political drama in this country (U.S.) and the world. Rather than focus on the darkness, let’s focus on The festival of…

South Beach Boardwalk – Verrazano-Narrows Bridge . by andyinnyc https://www.flickr.com/photos/andyinnyc/2128192358 BROOKLYN I thought a poem would express The nature of my happiness. Having a birthday and Thanksgiving In the same week – my cup runneth over. Messages of regard abounded As I strove to be grounded. Texts and phone calls were the greeting, The modern,…