Tag: Poem

To the Unknown Father

The world expects a man to lead and protect. After all, some say he is the stronger of the two.A man is supposed to care, to love— with the expectation that he’ll one day start a family.People of all kinds stress the importance of being a man, grooming him to become a provider, a teacher.And on the appointed day,he rose to the occasion:found … Continue reading To the Unknown Father →

My Forever Love

It took me some time to write this poem, but it finally arrived. It’s dedicated to my beautiful wife, an extroverted soul who completes me in every way. Words, whether written or spoken, are not enough to describe the love I feel for her. It has been a little over 30 years since I first … Continue reading My Forever Love →

The Old Tree

Today, as part of our series featuring poems by Pedro Rodríguez Miranda, my grandfather-in-law, we turn our attention to the third poem, The Old Tree, from the book section titled Love Poems in Old Age. This poem beautifully captures the fragility of life and the grace of aging and decline. El Arbol ViejoSobre la espina dorsal del … Continue reading The Old Tree →

Honeymoon Journey

As part of the ongoing series showcasing poems by Pedro Rodríguez Miranda, my grandfather-in-law, I am delighted to share his fifth poem today, titled "Viaje En Luna De Miel". Viaje En Luna De Miel Las leves auras nocturnas van de mano con la luna;En frágil barca de oro nos invitan a pasear,El viaje ha de … Continue reading Honeymoon Journey →