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A Tribute to Jeff McAllister (PDF, 11k)
© 2005, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
"Man of Strength" and "Authentic Manhood" in tribute to Jeff McAllister (1977-2005).
A Precious Jewel
in My Sister's Life and Ours
© 2003, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
In memory of my brother-in-law Liberto "Jules" VanCamp (1956 - 2003).
Christian Schizophrenia
© 2003, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
Understanding the Christian perspective at a time of mourning.
© 2002, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
A few poems about mechanical ventilation on my www.DoctorBach.com website.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
A poem about the first anniversary of my son's adoption.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
A tribute to the heroes who brought down United Flight 93 on September 11, 2001.
Cartoon: Why military physicals should be performed in a padded room
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
I'm not much of an artist, but you'll get the idea.
© 2000, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
A disabled boy's thoughts about life, God, and Mom, using Touched By An Angel illustrations.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
How do we face trials? Who's to blame? What's the answer?
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
A Father's Day Poem from a disabled boy's perspective. Written in appreciation for you dedicated dads.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
How do "normal" people view "handicapped" people? How do those with disabilities react when others act inappropriately? How do we help each other "grow up"?
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
A look into a mom's frustrations with a humorous ending.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
Sometimes we men are "willing and able" to be great dads... just as soon as our boys are ready to do their part. What happens when our boys are never "ready" to meet our expectations of them? When will we figure out that we are the ones who need to meet expectations, not them? Will our good intentions last the boy's lifetime?
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
We all need people around us who understand and support us through what we face.
© 1980, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
We all need someone we can talk to--who will listen--, not just someone ready to hand out platitudes.
Are You Withholding Blessings?
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
Are you one who could use a hand but are reluctant to ask? Then you are one who is withholding blessings from the one who can fill your need. Please allow us to be blessed by allowing us to help where we can.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.LivingForToday.org
One creative way to say "Thank You" to those who help.
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
There are many needs in the world. How will you reach out and help others?
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
How can an abused child yearn to go back to the abuser? This poem, from an abused child's perspective, might give some insight. (No, I was not abused, but I've been foster dad to a lot of boys who were.)
© 2001, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
A review of the movie Pay It Forward (staring Kevin Spacey and Haley Joel Osment), and a commentary on performing community service.
History's Most Famous Step-Father
© 1996, Rich Clingman (), www.PoemsByRich.com
Are you a step-whatever and feeling out of place? Here's someone who you may never have thought of as being a step-whatever.
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