Bosses Are but Rarely Kind as You
A poem for Boss’s Day about the wisdom of bosses who inspire love in those they lead: Bosses are but rarely kind as you. On them the burden lies for what we do, Separating them from those below. Still, there are a few like you who know Each of us admires
Identity Requires Memory
A poem for Independence Day (USA) about the importance of knowing one’s nation’s history: Identity requires memory. No less than people, nations must recall Days past, lest they wander witlessly, Erased each moment, guided by the wind, Pushed by lusts n
For What Does One Live, But for Goodness and Beauty
A number poem about the beauty of a life devoted to art: For what does one live, but for goodness and beauty? One’s goodness is beauty; one’s beauty is good. Remember that when what one loves is one’s duty, To labor brings one all the joy that one would.
From Teachers, There Is Much That One Can Learn
A poem about the teaching profession. © by Nicholas Gordon Audio and Video Music: White River. By Aakash Gandhi. Music free to use at YouTube. To see this poem on my site, go to https://www.poemsforfree.com/fromte.html. For more poems about professions