Skip to content

David Vaszko's Blog

Few words. A lot of imagination.

  • The Writings of David Vaszko
  • David’s postings

Tag: pain

J. P. Murphy Playground

Across from children’s playground

Twin Peaks loom in the silence.

Symbols of motherhood.

Raw, exposed, scary.

Making you feel you haven’t given birth.

There’s a cleavage in your breast, longing in your mouth.

In this park for toddlers,

Nurse your courage to rise above your heartbreak.

Copyright © 2025 by David Vaszko

David Vaszko San Francisco Poems Leave a comment September 21, 2022September 6, 2022 1 Minute

Categories

  • Baseball Poems (74)
  • Capitol Park Poems (31)
  • Essay on Freedom (1)
  • God and Religion (32)
  • graffiti (6)
  • Letters to Jim (62)
  • mental health (2)
  • Midtown Sacramento (30)
  • Post by Voice (50)
  • Sacramento poems (42)
  • Sacramento Trees (13)
  • San Francisco Poems (45)
  • The Lovers (1)
  • The President Speaks (32)
  • Uncategorized (14)
  • Women and Men (19)

Tags

architecture art beauty City of Trees courage eye contact freedom God graffiti heroes homeless longing love manhood Midtown Sacramento passion patriotism Post by Voice redemption Sacramento San Francisco short poems trees

Letters to Jim

These posts are letters David wrote to his deceased brother. Jim died in 1990. Click the link under Categories above.

Top Posts & Pages

  • Audio Post
  • Sunday, August 13
Powered by WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.