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Poem: “The View from Shore”
The View from Shore the sailboats bob in the bay – a languid dance upon the gentle waves. sometimes together…
Author María Morera Johnson
María Morera Johnson
María Morera Johnson teaches composition and literature at a technical college in Georgia, and consults and writes about trends in post-secondary education. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Star Quest Production Network (sqpn.com) and co-hosts Catholic Weekend, a weekly current events podcast.
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Poem: “Interlude”
Interlude Something about the half-lit space invites silence. Sacred and calm. Sunlight, muted through treated windows, still manages to splash…
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Poem: “Aubade at Half-Past Six on a Cold Winter Morning”
Aubade at Half-Past Six on a Cold Winter Morning Dawn’s first light shivers through half-opened blinds, creating new patterns on…
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Poem: “Brown Sugar and Cinnamon”
Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Heaven smells like brown sugar and cinnamon, Don’t you think? And if it doesn’t, what then?…
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Poem: “Spring”
Spring When the sun loves, deeply, and with feeling, it penetrates the barren landscape and ignites the spirit wanting to…
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Poem: “Cutthroat: A Friendly Game of Words with Friends”
Cutthroat: A Friendly Game of Words with Friends The letters mock me As they line up In alphabetical order And…
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Poem: “Quiet Wonder”
Quiet Wonder The rocking chair’s gentle embrace Held you and me in its slow pace Suspended, in both time and…
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Poem: “The Washing Machine”
The Washing Machine I complain about the laundry more than my dirty clothes deserve. It’s a matter of functionality to…
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Poem: “The Godliest Hour”
The Godliest Hour In the cool darkness before the dawn when the stars shine brightest against a dark blue night,…
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Poem: “Adoration”
Adoration to spend time in your calming presence and feel the abiding love that wraps around me and rocks me…