January brings the snow, Makes our feet and fingers glow. February brings the rain, Thaws the frozen lake again March brings breezes loud...

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For years and years they told me, Be careful of your breasts. Don't ever squeeze or bruise them. And give them monthly tests. So...

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Now listen to my story I want y'all to know My Gram invented recycling A long, long time ago ...

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It's that time of year again To br...

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I sometimes sit and wonder, About the days way back then. You know, before the 'puter, Took my life round the bend! I never kn...

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What a life I'm having  Feeling real content Glad that Herbert left me Such a great event Now I can just sit here Do just what...

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You got it from your father It was all he had to give So it's yours to use and cherish For as long as you may live If you lost the w...

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The sun was bright and warming When we got into the car, Heading for that little brook That wasn't very far. I found myself a little ...

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Written for the Book "Cowboy Poets of Utah" © 1984 - Published by the Utah Folk Life Center We was sit-in’ drinkin...

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Grandma's Apron A poem by Tina Trivett The strings were tied, it was freshly washed, and maybe even pressed. For Grandma, it was e...

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Well, Ma was cannin' fruit one year, and needed bottle lids. So she hopped in Pa’s old Model ‘A’, with me and seven kids. Well we hea...

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Shhhh... Be very quiet! Don’t make a sound! Open your eyes real wide And take a good look around. There are little miracles...

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Coming home to us each year, Our feathered friends  We hold so dear,  To remind us that The winter's now gone past, ...

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A Polish legend tells the tale Of tiny kittens, oh, so frail. Along the river's edge they chased. With butterflies, they played...

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For those of us who drive the bus,it's really nothing new. For others though who do not know, I'll say a thing or two. We do this...

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These ladies are always ready ...

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The very best device kept from those days of yore, A tool so very useful for nearly every chore It' s not the modern kitchen, utensil...

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Poem conveys a Mother's hope when she is old and needs care from her children. Full Newspaper clip - Image can be viewed here  De...

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Sitting at the computer I am in control of delightful images to behold. Beautiful cards from friends are there for me Waiting f...

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I am my own worst enemy To do the things I do No time to clean the homestead No time to make the stew. They say I like to g...

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