Poetry
Poet Peggy Eldridge-Love also writes as Tess Allen and Peggy T Rush. She has been frequently published in journals and magazines. She has several poetry books including her first “You Beckon” from which these two poems appeared.
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Peggy Eldridge-Love's poetry often encapsulates deep emotions and powerful imagery. In her poem "The Hill," she reflects on the struggles of maintaining individuality and freedom, likening it to the plight of a mustang. Her use of metaphors evokes a strong sense of resilience and self-discovery. Another striking piece, "War and Flowers," contrasts the beauty of nature with the harsh realities of human greed and conflict. Through vivid language, she juxtaposes the wisdom that emerges from love against the backdrop of war, illustrating how personal history shapes our perceptions of the world. Eldridge-Love's work resonates with those who appreciate the profound connections between life experiences and poetic expression. These themes, alongside her compelling storytelling, invite readers to engage with and reflect on their own journeys through the lens of her insightful verses.
