Midnight Poetry on AuthorScoop - Solstice and Holiday Edition

Midnight Poetry is back with some special offerings for the season, starting tonight with a wonderful elegy to the dying Year from
Alfred Lord Tennyson. (It really is beautiful and worth your moment.)

And check back over the next few days for some holiday works from some of AW's own resident poets.

Leave a comment if you will, so we know you were there.

Isn't it beautiful? I swooned.

Bumped for the day-walkers.

Tonight's selection:

Drive of the Wise Man

by William Haskins

And now we've got David W. Clary, or dclary as he's know here, with 'Christmas in Los Angeles'.

And now, because I'm compelled to by conditioning now, I guess I'll announce that my poem, 'To Want in Winter' is us for tonight's Midnight Poetry feature.

AW's 'Godfather' (known in some circles as poet and photographer extraordinaire, Michael O'Mahony) allowed us to use his poem, Christmas Tree, for our themed week.