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Poems by Nancy Kaufman

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05/09/2024 My remote experience 27 Rhyme
05/09/2024 A priceless gift 21 Rhyme
05/06/2024 Easy to say no College protestors 200 Rhyme
05/05/2024 They'll be no hop scotch 216 Rhyme
05/04/2024 Listening to the birds 80 Light Verse
05/03/2024 A honey baked life 154 Rhyme
05/01/2024 When things look dark 78 Rhyme
04/30/2024 This poetry addiction 66 Rhyme
04/29/2024 Come here my dear 73 Rhyme
04/29/2024 Up from the creek 51 Rhyme
04/29/2024 May God bless the drive thru's 90 Rhyme
04/28/2024 It wasn't all that long ago, The State of the Union 233 Rhyme
04/27/2024 Green eggs and ham 66 Light Verse
04/25/2024 The ugly head of antisemitism 89 Rhyme
04/24/2024 Amazing Gretta 325 Rhyme
04/23/2024 Here in Altoona 55 Rhyme
04/22/2024 The momma and her baby little bear 72 Rhyme
04/22/2024 Donalds pain 72 Political Verse
04/20/2024 What's in a name 81 Rhyme
04/20/2024 There are no accidents in spirituality 123 Rhyme
04/16/2024 In a wheel chair 84 Rhyme
04/15/2024 Empathy 129 Rhyme
04/10/2024 Cat cpr 102 Light Verse
03/29/2024 A very Good Friday 357 Rhyme
03/23/2024 When things go sideways 392 Rhyme
03/22/2024 Please just put me down 95 Rhyme
03/22/2024 Just hold your cat horses 78 Rhyme
03/21/2024 It's never too late 118 Rhyme
03/19/2024 When the devil dances 107 Political Verse
03/18/2024 Rewrite 113 Rhyme
03/16/2024 He rose to the occasion 105 Rhyme
03/15/2024 You might be Irish 142 Rhyme
03/13/2024 The assurance of spring 100 Rhyme
03/13/2024 Humanity honey 117 Light Verse
03/11/2024 Those strange bed fellers 135 Political Verse
03/10/2024 My green house project 391 Narrative
03/09/2024 Isn't that what it's all about? 389 Political Verse
03/08/2024 The State of the Union and Our Popa Joe 409 Political Verse
03/07/2024 Avoiding white rabbits 91 Rhyme
03/06/2024 When opposites collide 86 Rhyme
03/04/2024 Come late to the party 158 Political Verse
03/02/2024 Are you a bad guy ? 355 Rhyme
03/01/2024 A whack a doodle day 295 Light Verse
02/29/2024 Blah Blah Blah 184 Political Verse
02/28/2024 Froggy people 122 Light Verse
02/28/2024 The migration of birds 109 Rhyme
02/27/2024 Once upon a day 99 Rhyme
02/26/2024 The heart of our democracy 287 Political Verse
02/25/2024 An ice maiden came 410 Rhyme
02/22/2024 It made me twitch 93 Light Verse
02/20/2024 The world watches and waits 805 Political Verse
02/16/2024 As good as it gets 186 Light Verse
02/15/2024 Overstocked 103 Political Verse
02/14/2024 It was one of those days 123 Rhyme
02/10/2024 My cat's mascot 111 Light Verse
02/09/2024 The hot air balloon 155 Political Verse
02/07/2024 Gods plan 116 Narrative
02/07/2024 A paper tree 346 Rhyme
02/04/2024 Taking yoga with a goat 125 Rhyme
02/01/2024 The river was swollen 119 Rhyme
01/30/2024 A cat's perspective 187 Light Verse
01/29/2024 She ate the bread 108 Rhyme
01/27/2024 My Griffin 208 Elegy
01/26/2024 Cheers to cheerios 114 Light Verse
01/26/2024 I'll come with poetry 167 Light Verse
01/22/2024 Shingles doesn't care 168 Light Verse
01/22/2024 Wednesday Thursday 91 Light Verse
01/19/2024 A poetry war 187 Rhyme
01/18/2024 America, we proudly sing 98 Rhyme
01/16/2024 Did you drink the bleach 211 Political Verse
01/15/2024 Non-violence, their common thread 161 Rhyme
01/13/2024 Swatting, a national disgrace 146 Rhyme
01/04/2024 Jiggety Jig 127 Light Verse
12/31/2023 My 120 pound house guest 146 Light Verse
12/16/2023 Israel Israel 239 Political Verse
12/11/2023 Two church mice 238 Narrative
12/11/2023 He tossed his happiness 158 Light Verse
11/28/2023 Winter throes 193 Rhyme
11/23/2023 The elevator man 193 Rhyme
11/19/2023 The shampoo special 123 Rhyme
11/19/2023 Samantha the cat and my gas bill 155 Rhyme
11/17/2023 I called Mr Macy 182 Rhyme
11/17/2023 Penelope pens 143 Light Verse
11/15/2023 The transition 147 Rhyme
11/15/2023 Dream Catchers 126 Rhyme
11/11/2023 She sucks the oxygen from the room 167 Rhyme
11/06/2023 Lessons Learned 102 Rhyme
11/05/2023 Tethered 123 Rhyme
11/03/2023 One More Day 171 Rhyme
10/31/2023 Freedom 100 Political Verse
10/27/2023 Stick People Dancing In the Rain 87 Light Verse
10/23/2023 Those Candles We Light 116 Political Verse
10/22/2023 Knock Knock Knock 108 Light Verse
10/13/2023 The Sanctity of Sleep 178 Rhyme
10/01/2023 Dear Calico Cat 202 Light Verse
09/30/2023 Whose Got the Money Honey 224 Light Verse
09/29/2023 Those Terrible Twos 115 Political Verse
09/27/2023 Death Doesn'T Know Compromise 156 Rhyme
09/27/2023 My Tool Box 120 Rhyme
09/25/2023 Finding a Common Thread 107 Rhyme
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Quotes

Quote Left Learn to love others beyond their ability to love you back. Quote Right
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Quote Left Strive to leave a place better than you found it. Quote Right
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Born in Washington D.C., I was raised in Silver Spring Maryland. I left home in my teenage years to work in New York City and the National Audubon Society and attended American Academy of Dramatic Arts part time. While living in New York City, I met my first husband who was fresh from the former Yugoslavia. We both left New York and relocated to Massachusettes where I worked with adults with special needs and my first child was born. I returned to the Maryland area to be near my parents and resided in Bowie Maryland. Unfortunately, my marriage ended in a divorce a few years later. I later met my second husband when we were both working with adults with special needs. I returned to college and studied criminal justice but after working in the field briefly, did not feel it was a good fit.I became pregnant with my seonc child. I worked a variety of clerical jobs while pursueing my bachelors in sociology part time. After completing my degree, I worked as a manager of serveral group homes while my spouse finished his master's degree and became a school social worker. After our children were raised, I decided to study massage and became a massage therapist. My elderly father lived with us four months out of the year and I liked having a more flexible work schedule so that he and I could spend more quality time together. During this time my husband and I traaveled to Costa Rica, Scotland and Mexico. I also traveled to Amsterdam and India. After my father passed away, I took my husband to Italy for the summer. My second marriage ended due to personal reasons I'd rather not discuss, however, we are still very close friends. I relocated to West Virginia in 2016 and worked with youth in therapeutic placement. I also worked as a massage therapist part time. In March of this year, I relocated to Pennsylvania and am currently working part time as a counselor to adults with special needs. Since I was a child I have always loved writing poetry and am greatly enjoying the poetry soup web site.


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