“Feather Haiku” by Marie Helen has been published in the literary magazine Stepkid! Thank you very much for featuring the poem, and for the kind words Stepkid Magazine, really enjoyed reading your interpretation of the haiku! Everyone, you can check out the feature at the link below. “Feather Haiku” By Marie Helen Abramyan Featured
Hi Everyone! With another busy week for Lyrics Of Two, a recap was due. “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home” had another big week in the radio music charts. It is truly humbling to see how committedly everyone voted for “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home” on the radio
Through the vast green hills filled with daffodils, and skies with grayish blue eyes Butterflies flutter and pass one another, as a hummingbird flies through the skies But the honey bee stays steady, at the ready, for the summer’s hot sun, to start its fun At the sun’s first sight, it gather’s its might, in
When we were younger, summer days seemed so much longer When carefree, radiant, sun filled ease, was paired with the bustling ocean’s lively breeze And time,it was thought of by things to do, and people to see, places to be Easy going days lingered, and moments, they took their time Like slow ships, that
Warm breeze, cutting the stillness in the air, through swaying curtains lightly billowing Through the heat, a dampness in the air, sweetly scented from droplets of summer’s rain trickling A fragrant sigh of relief, from tired plumerias, showering after posing under the summer day’s relentless sun There is a calmness that renews spirits, heals from
Each of us has an angel, that brought us to this Earth That guides us, and loves us, with every gentle word Through life, we hold her hand, and she holds us in her heart From the minute of our first waking breathe, right from the start She puts us before she, which is
The majestic sun makes it’s entrance, from behind the clouds Ray by ray with warm beams, ’til it’s full glory stands out proud Snow and ice melt away, leaving droplets of faded memory Seedlings raise their heads, awakened to their spring story Flowers bloom and carpet the earth, with vivid colors bright Sweet scents
Eggs, painted in colorful pastel hued costumes Hidden, under spring flowers in their full blooms Birds, chirping in chorus a joyous melodic song Church bells, ringing a resounding praise all day long Sun shining, down beaming bright golden striking rays Creating a whimsical reminder of much simpler days Children frolicking, and laughing with carefree delight
