Whichever Way The Wind Blows

Barbara A. Pierce

Whichever Way The Wind Blows is an eclectic collection of poems to be enjoyed by the young and the young at heart. Haiku, an ancient Japanese form of poetry is also included. While the poems embrace both fictional and non-fictional situations, along...

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Opening Credits

1/21/2023

Dedication

1/21/2023

The Heebie Jeebies

1/21/2023

The Color Green

1/21/2023

Kindergarten Love

1/21/2023

Too Loud Too Late

1/21/2023

Tears of Joy

1/21/2023

At the Flea Market

1/21/2023

What's The Group

1/21/2023

If Only I'd Listened

1/21/2023

A Ghost Story

1/21/2023

Mind Over Matter

1/21/2023

The Nest

1/21/2023

Sea Gulls On The Boardwalk

1/21/2023

When The Winds Came Through

1/21/2023

How Would You Know

1/21/2023

Blasting Off

1/21/2023

Quick To Criticize

1/21/2023

Why Can't I Remember Not To Forget?

1/21/2023

Waterfalls

1/21/2023

My Prize Possession

1/21/2023

Mixed Matched Shoes

1/21/2023

Please, No Big Lumps

1/21/2023

Waiting For The Trappings Of Winter

1/21/2023

The Draw Of The Ocean

1/21/2023

A Zoo Parade

1/21/2023

No Matter What They Think

1/21/2023

Pure Comedy, USA

1/21/2023

A Letter To My Valentine

1/21/2023

Be My Valentine

1/21/2023

Every Snow Lover Sings

1/21/2023

Humpty Dumpty Doo

1/21/2023

Eat, Eat, Eat If You Dare

1/21/2023

No Way To Escape

1/21/2023

The Person That I Should Be

1/21/2023

Everything Doubles With Twins

1/21/2023

The Dangerous Jellyfish

1/21/2023

Spring Embraces Nature

1/21/2023

My Ambition

1/21/2023

March

1/21/2023

A Muddy Muddle

1/21/2023

Try A Little Spanish

1/21/2023

The Future Of The Penny

1/21/2023

We Depend On Plants

1/21/2023

The Fate of the Earthworm

1/21/2023

Those Ringing Bells

1/21/2023

Some say plants have feelings

1/21/2023

A matter of colors

1/21/2023

A common site

1/21/2023

I just don't understand

1/21/2023

Ten haiku poems

1/21/2023

Ending Credits

1/21/2023