Maria Malone

Maria Malone
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I mostly write poetry and articles about life and living. A former English major, I write in my spare time for Wikinut and Associated Content.
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From the start of each day until we turn in for the night, there is much to see and experience and whether the experiences were good or bad the best part is knowing that each new day brings the chance for new and different experiences than what we had experienced the day before.
The first poem is a little poem that stresses simplicity in living and how we are all deserving of an affable life, that it is our 'immanent right.' The second poem deals with getting back what you give, or reflect out, which basically relates to the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as ...
The first two poems are reflective poems to help deal with loss in a turbulent world and to find calm in the everyday things we may see..... the third poem ends at Easter/Passover with a poem entitled, 'Promise of Light."
Last (and lasting) reflections about the artistry that is November.
Whether on a coffee break or actually getting away, take time to relax and enjoy life every moment that you can!
Sometimes what we need most is a serene place to find calm; turning the day's wrongs into right, and lead us to self-discovery through reflection.
It takes good timing and the ability to act to realize something you do not want to miss out on when the stars have all aligned and an opportunity presents itself.
We did not get Riley as a puppy, although I knew of Riley when he was a tiny puppy as he was my niece’s dog. He was an adorable and affectionate puppy and that was pretty much all I knew about Riley.......a story about the life of Riley, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
As much as I hate to see Summer go, I enjoy the brisk cooler days that Autumn brings. This poem reflects my thoughts as the season changes from light and airy summer days to a colorful brisk auburn fall and some reflections of the change.
I wrote these poems about dreaming, making a beginning, and finding inspiration. Believe, Dream, and Inspire.......these three words are what I have focused on in this article as I believe what we think about, with the help of what inspires us, is how we achieve and become.
I truly believe we are here to help one another in life but often the best of intentions are met with hostility. Change is difficult for most people even when a change is what is needed most. It is important for us to have good intentions toward others even when our timing isn’t...
During the storm, it was scary as the television broadcast that a tornado was heading toward our town and that we should retreat to the basement or interior part of our home.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel. A change in attitude is difficult but not impossible. Not all days can be sunny and bright. Some days bring drenching rain that leave little to do but wait it out for this too will end, and after the rain there may even be a rainbow.
Expressing gratitude is an important aspect of joyful living and kind deeds should be acknowledged and never expected from anyone or left unappreciated. Gratitude should be shown to family members, friends, acquaintances, and strangers; it matters not who is doing the kind deed, only...
Today many homeowners in America are losing their homes due to the economic crises and losing sight of the American Dream. I wrote this first poem after a young couple in my neighborhood recently was forced to sell their home for financial reasons. The second poem reflects the current...
A visit to the shore evokes memorable images to lure you back again and again. Many happy childhood memories originate at the shore. Echoes of the Ocean is a poem I wrote while visiting the shore but this could have just as easily been written from memory alone. It is the hope of th...
Summertime evokes pure images of lighthearted childlike days and my first poem tries to capture this essence through the imagery of white orchids in early summer. The second poem is a Villanelle type poem that uses the feeling and depth of ocean waves to capture and compare with mome...
We all know that caring can can make a difference to the people we come in contact with and there are little things we can do everyday to show we care by being receptive and really listening to others.
Summertime is a time for renewed hope, discovering new joys, and pursuing your dreams. The following two poems reflect these hopeful desires during this beautiful time of year.
Some reflections from a customer, who if not made to feel valued, will simply find another company with which to do business; one where the customer is always right.
My first poem is dedicated to writers and the special gift they share for turning thoughts into words. This wonderful ability is always close to a writer's heart and is especially precious when alone to keep company with like a much-loved old friend. The second poem is about sliding...
Hung up on Pretty? Our looks truly are skin deep and while most of us want to look pretty or handsome, genetics really play a big part in how we look. To make matters worse, we all know looks are fleeting. Doesn't true beauty comes from within? I wrote this poem about what I think p...
Often we put the happiness of others before our own needs. When we neglect our own needs we can feel blue and no longer find calm serenity in our lives. Steps that lead to tranquility is a poem about heeding what we need before we can do for others...... "To Thine Own Self Be True." ...
Daylilies are a joy to see bloom every Spring. These beautiful flowers come in a variety of colors and sizes. I particularly love my "Palest Pink" Daylilies and I wrote a poem comparing the anticipation of the arrival of these delicate beauties in Spring to the anticipation of havin...
Here is a poem I wrote to reflect the decision couples make to use affection to bring about lasting change in a relationship.
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