Category Archives: Musings

Whole Notes

by Bob Kallberg Melodies warm me As notes color the images in my mind,  The tones give life to my thoughts.  I see the notes, at timesThrough a smoky haze.Their colors are brilliant.I feel I could reach and touch them.  … Continue reading

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April is National Poetry Month. For Me Too.

Roadsby Bob Kallberg When we began,There was no road map,No star to guide us. When we began,There was but the two of us,And roads to where we knew not where. We had dreams,Talked out over long lunches,And evenings by the … Continue reading

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Reflection on an Inauguration.

I went to Washington, D.C. in 1981 for the Inauguration of Ronald Reagan as the 40th U.S. President of the United State.  It was a different time then it is now.  Then Washington was full of people, there were parties … Continue reading

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April 9, 2008

“April is the cruelest month…” Those opening words from T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land,” seem to resonate with me this April. While the Coronavirus has the world in its grip and people are dying from a virus that has … Continue reading

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Notes From Some Old Guy On The Prairie

Christmas Eve Quiet Here in my town, Bismarck, ND it is quiet, much like a lot of other cities in the country, though perhaps not as quiet as others. I walked out this afternoon to make a grocery and wine … Continue reading

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