Milton P. Ehrlich
Milton P. Ehrlich Ph.D. is a 90-year-old psychologist and a veteran of the Korean War. He has published many poems in periodicals such as the London Grip, Arc Poetry Magazine, Descant Literary Magazine, Wisconsin Review, Red Wheelbarrow, Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times.
About Milton P. Ehrlich
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Under a Full Moon — poem unrhymed
"The hum of the universe and the mother I loved..."
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Why Are Most People Boring? — poem unrhymed
"...I want to be the music of a flying saucer..."
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The Trajectory of Hurt Feelings — poem unrhymed
Milton P. Ehrlich Ph.D. is an 89-year-old psychologist and a veteran of the Korean War. He has published poems in The Antigonish Review, London Grip, Arc Poetry Magazine, Descant Literary Magazine, Wisconsin Review, Red Wheelbarrow, Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times.
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Bad Things Happen to Good People — poem unrhymed
"...a sudden U-turn into a speeding Continental..."
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After 65 Years — poem unrhymed
"...overwhelmed to be in a moment with you..."
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The Bird on My Shoulder — poem unrhymed
"...never tired of making the most of each moment..."
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The Letter — poem unrhymed
"...her touch reconnoitered the world of my hand..."
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After I Died — poem unrhymed
"...Gravity doesn't exist, people float around..."
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I Give Up Wanting — poem unrhymed
"...I accept what is..."
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Being Here Now — poem unrhymed
"...the many meandering rivulets heading far downstream..."