Robin and Daisy Play in the Spring

The stove light shining on stars<br />The linoleum dance floor<br />Singing into a wooden spoon<br />An audience of bubbling cauldrons<br />Epic moves too great for public eyes<br /><br />A celebration of simple pleasures and the everyday Robin and Daisy Play in the Spring is also at times a love song and a reverent hymn to nature. Its 170 poems and five short stories invite contemplation insight and often a smile.<br /><br />Tadros's down-to-earth writing inspires readers to reach for the stars and find joy and insight along the way.<br /><br />Sausage and eggs Saturday<br />Walk the dog<br />Steak and beer<br />Watch hockey in my favorite chair<br />Light a fire<br />Witty banter<br />Pick guitar<br /> ... <br /><br /> A long shot is the most fun shot<br /> The moon and stars are what I've caught<br /><br /> On the mantle they sit as trophies<br /> No favorites I boast all of these<br /><br /> A million long shots to land one<br /> The brightest is always the most fun