Josephine Jacobsen Poems on Friendship (2 Poems)

Cul de Sac (Josephine Jacobsen Poems)

In the grassplot’s center was a bed of red roses,A circle in a pear; round-eyed and fragrantThe great tame blossoms loaded the noonWith pleasure; the grass sparkled under the sprinkler;The trees ranked black, banking the driveway;The ferns sprang, still. A … Continue reading →

Linkwood Road (Josephine Jacobsen Poems)

The old lady walking, wears gloves. It is a shady93 and the dogs’ tongues drip. The old gentleman underthe dazed tree wears a jacket and, yes, a vest, and shinedblack shoes. It is enough to break out flags about. Surely … Continue reading →