Mary O’Connor knows that words are one way of capturing — and sharing — such ordinary subjects as the turn of the tide or the flight of the hummingbird, turning them into metaphors for the emotions and milestones of life. Writing, for Mary, is a visual art as you will see from this selection of her poetry. More of Mary’s work can be found in her book Dreams of a Wingless Child.
- Swallows
- Ice Storm
- Underground
- New Year’s Promise
- Pieces of Las Vegas
- Jellies
- To hum
- That Is Enough
- Street life
- Counting fish
- Last thing at night…
- Grumpy
- Reprieve
- Falling with grace
- Night Game
- Cecil the Lion – Legendary Trophy
- Beautiful Strength
- Wall of Sky
- Deer Tracks
- Totem
- Timeshare
- Rusty Leaves
- Requesting your presence
- Open My Eyes – A Meditation
- Bones of Memory
- Catnap
- The Nature of Peace
- Requiem
- Rusty Leaves
- Flight of the Monarch
- Ray of Sunshine
- The Wedding Gift
- Finches’ Nest
- Granite Bay
