by Sandy Moffett | May 14, 2021 | article
My mother-in-law always reminded me of Mother Hubbard. Short and round, with her hair pulled up in a bun atop her head. Her face was wrinkled by time and hard work, but her smile was ever present. And just as present was the multi-pocketed apron with treasures that...
by Sandy Moffett | Apr 28, 2021 | poetry
Those sad eyes When I have to leave And your excitement When I return Working or at rest You are right beside me Your joyful spirit At a simple game Your silent support When I am hurting Who will comfort me Now that you are gone Rest well ~ My forever friend Sandy...
by Sandy Moffett | Apr 14, 2021 | poetry
You are aloof Wanting attention On your terms And never mine You bring presents From who knows where And leave them For me to find You walk across my keyboard Making edits I didn’t want or need And in spite of a deluxe Covered mansion It’s my couch You scratch and...
by Sandy Moffett | Mar 25, 2021 | poetry
Roads snake through soft hills and valleys of green grass, dotted with trees; sentinels keeping watch. Flowers and decorations come and go with the seasons, but what is ever present is a sense of calm and peace. My 40-acre room is a cemetery. It has been alive...
by Sandy Moffett | Mar 11, 2021 | poetry
You left and we weren’t ready But no one ever is There’s nothing to fill the vacuum Of the life that you once lived My human heart is broken And with human eyes I cry But heaven holds a piece of me Somewhere beyond the sky Heaven holds a piece of me Until I hear His...