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Tina Trivett tells of a democratic lady who lives in a velvet world.
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Tina Trivett tells of a democratic lady who lives in a velvet world.
Tina Trivett tells of a lily white attitude.
Tina Trivett's poem calls for an end to all the worry and what did I do.
Tina Trivett sees art in a street scene.
Tina Trivett sees art in a street scene.
Tina Trivett brings us a timely poem.
Tina Trivett portrays those men who play the blues.
Tina Trivett brings us a deliciously scatty poem.
Tina Trivett tells of the golden cord which links mother and child.
Tina Trivett tells of a mother and son who are both counting days.
Tina Trivett brings words of love to a departing son.
Tina Trivett writes about the loss of a leader.
Tina Trivett writes about the overwhelming pain of separation.
Tina Trivett's poem will prompt deep thoughts.
There's strength and love in Tina Trivett's poem.
Tina Trivett is enchanted to find time on her hands.
Tina Trivett's poem is ladened with loneliness.
Tina Trivett's poem comes from a place of safety.
...Like silent monks we're in this dream
Plucking words out of the air...
Tina Trivett tells of a poetry place.
...Like silent monks we're in this dream
Plucking words out of the air...
Tina Trivett tells of a poetry place.
Tina Trivett's poem expresses an awareness of the importance of the individual.
"Parents of musicians are a patient lot,'' writes Tina Trivett.
...i found a photo in the yard this morning
of an old lady with a kind face...
Tina Trivett sees a photo carried in by the wind and imagines a life.
...i found a photo in the yard this morning
of an old lady with a kind face...
Tina Trivett sees a photo carried in by the wind and imagines a life.
Tina Trivett consiers the painful life of a soldier.
Along with Tina Trivett we long for something to wash away the bitterness which sometimes swills around inside us.
Tina Trivett shares a burden of pain.
Tina Trivett makes a simple yet profound wish.
Tina Trivett's poem considers the harshness of poverty in our modern age.
...There's a hazy distant place
where I always see your face
And death is just a word in a book...
Tina Trivett's perfect poem is one for your book of memories.
...I want to see just one small footprint by the door...
Tina Trivett tells of the secret pain of an empty nest.
...not thinking about those left behind
just thinking about yourself
like mother love is something
that can be put up on a shelf...
Tina Trivett's poem tells of the ultimate family disaster.
Tina Trivett looks into her family's past "to find the man from Ireland who gave us all our start.''.
Tina Trivett sees the bright sides.
Tina Trivett expresses in words that which nobody wants to experience.
Tina Trivett's poem is a reminder that each and every one of us is the author of our own story.
Tina Trivett's poem is a reminder that each and every one of us is the author of our own story.
Tina Trivett's poem spotlights a land of shocking contrasts.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of a mother's anguish at the prospect of her son going to war.
Tina Trivett wonders why he never came out to play.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of freedom.
Tina Trivett's poem recalls a fateful morning.
Tina Trivett's poem reminds us that a tiny acorn can yield a gargantuan crop of secrets.
...perfumed places you'll
eagerly discover...
Tina Trivett brings us a lusciously sensuous poem.
The well in Tina Trivett's poem reflects the portrait of a failed marriage.
Tina Trivett's powerful poem records the breaking of the Southern heart.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of mysterious midnight undulations.
Tina Trivett's poem savours the essence of a golden autumnal day.
Tina Trivett's poem about anticipation is so vivid you can taste it.
Tina Trivett's poem is redolent with evening ease.
Tina Trivett's poem evokes the very essence of autumn.
Tina Trivett brings comfort and support to her big brother.
Tina Trivett's poem concerns the sadness of being away from one's proper place in the world.
Tina Trivett recalls ivory cubes bouncing off the stove.
Tina Trivett's poem concerns a solo flight of pure delight.
"Who will claim your hand and your heart?'' ponders Tina Trivett in this poem.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of sisters living in a quiet rage.
Tina Trivett's poem conveys a turbulent conflict of feelings.
There's sadness in the depths of Tina Trivett's poem.
Tina Trivett tells of the rebirth which comes with the unlocking of the iron door.
"Where is fairness, where is truth?'' asks poet Tina Trivett.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of a woman acquainted with suffering.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of a woman who wants her rights, yet desires to live in a feminine world.
Poet Tina Trivett, in three brief verses, alludes to an ocean of racial prejudice.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of a sad, sad place.
Tina Trivett sees the work of great artists in an everyday street scene.
Tina Trivett's poem concerns time - time which speeds by and time which goes oh so slow.
Tina Trivett's poem hail those risk-taking fathers of the beat.
Tina Trivett presents a poem which rebels against convention.
Love so wide
so big, so deep
Tuck the children in
to sleep
Tina Trivett writes about the intense joy of motherhood.
Tina Trivett tells if the mother whose son is going through Army hell.
Tina Trivett's poem expresses a mother's enduring love for a departing son.
Tina Trivett pays tribute to a kindred spirit.
Tina Trivett writes of the shock of losing a ringleader.
Tina Trivett's poem concerns the agony of family separation.
Tina Tivett's poem features repressed blame.
Tinia Trivett's poem tells of the true strength of New Zealand.
Tina Trivett decides to use a bonus hour to dance until time catches up with her.
In six lines of verse Tina Trivett conveys the emptiness of widowhood.
Tina Trivett recalls how a coyote howl brought smiles to hidden watchers.
Tina Trivett tells of repetitive work in the poetry place.
In seven lines of verse Tina Trivett captures the wonder of individuality.
Poet Tina Trivett sums up the qualities needed by the parents of musicians.
Tina Trivett's poem tells of family history, blown in on the wind.
Tina Trivett sums up the bleak life of a soldier in this four-line poem.
Tina Trivett's brief poem is a plea for a life-change.
Here's another thoughtful poem by Tina Trivett.
Here's a poem written by Tina Trivett from Georgia, USA. Tina has been writing poetry for over 20 years. She has had her work published in Our USA, The Oracular Tree, Bolts of Silk, A Joyful Keeper, Word Catalyst Magazine, The Blue House, The Bulletin and other e-zines.
Her work will be appearing weekly in Open Writing.