Tate Morgan : Writing

The Ides of Winter

The Ides of Winter

A Poem by Tate Morgan


Our days lit by constant sunshine strength in numbers was our design In hand me downs we ran through town with baseball bat and ball of twine
War

War

A Poem by Tate Morgan


In a moment the lonely sound fell heavy on every mans ear As the truth echoed from the ground even the boldest shook to hear
Home

Home

A Poem by Tate Morgan


Coming home from where I had been retracing steps from here to there Has brought my life full circle now bringing back the lessons I share
Tin Man

Tin Man

A Poem by Tate Morgan


it is such a strange thing to be human
The Error of My Ways

The Error of My Ways

A Poem by Tate Morgan


I walked the earth so emboldened in my brazen younger days That I missed chances so golden for the poor error of my ways
Queen of the Night

Queen of the Night

A Poem by Tate Morgan


So like the ebb and flow of tide life's joys and sorrows surrender To the never ending song of love we both give as much as we render
For My Child

For My Child

A Poem by Tate Morgan


If insight be what you lack then son take it all from me I shall give it to you freely in hopes that you may see
Voyages

Voyages

A Poem by Tate Morgan


My life has been a voyage from start to finish.
Old Man

Old Man

A Poem by Tate Morgan


Where grass and bending flowers Grew once like the weeds The field empty and barren For lack of sowing seeds
Games Children Play

Games Children Play

A Poem by Tate Morgan


The happy chimes of the baseball field like notes from far flung rain Carry us back to our childhood reliving the laughter and the pain.