by Theresa Hickey The grandeur of sky and sea is awesome, but in an orchard, one notices small wonders every season Each turn of weather bears fruit, cleaving to the vines clinging for clemency from storms Dimpled valentines of berries, tiny jewels—red and radiant black and blue—fill baskets Pierced in their prime, flushed pinks andContinue reading “Dappled Days”
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Of Water and Sea
by Theresa Hickey We, who dot the parched land, need oceans of resiliency to sustain prevailing winds that we might grow in courage Continue reading “Of Water and Sea”
Theresa Hickey
Theresa Hickey’s poems reflect a love of the coastal communities in which she’s lived or to which she has traveled. Views of Buzzards Bay and lovely Cypress trees are just beyond the desk from which she writes in her Dartmouth, MA home. In her third collection of poetry, Shy, published by Finishing Line Press (2020),Continue reading “Theresa Hickey”
Gray Day
A poem by by Theresa Hickey
New England Memories 