A Poet At Heart

Comments on Life and Family with Poetry

Bill McNulty

I enjoy writing poetry about a variety of topics.  It can be humor.  There are events in life to question.  I believe that I can capture many life cycle events in a verse.  I am always looking for more things to write about.  It can honor someone.  We can challenge those who read or listen to my poems.  Lately, I totally enjoy reading my words to groups.  I have self-published two books of poems for which I look for donations for a fund at our temple in memory of our son, Stephen. I believe that I have been a volunteer most of my life. I took some of those volunteer life lessons and with some of my poems, I wrote the Volunteer Handbook. In … Read more about Bill McNulty

Trapped In A Poet’s Mind

This is a book of poetry with encouragement for others to write. Included are quotes from famous authors with my thoughts and poems that may echo their words. The creativity of writing takes so many wonderful forms. It is my wish that everyone finds a form of expression to share with their world.

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Verses That Would Make My Dad Proud

Inspired by thoughts and memories of his father on Father’s Day, Bill McNulty comes to us again with another collection of poems.

Sports, current events, love and laughter – they all provide fodder for the curious mind of McNulty, author of “A Poet At Heart”, to put into verse. And where did this curious mind originate? Perhaps we should look no further than the title of this book.

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TV From Years Ago

Our first TV with those antenna rabbit ears Name your favorite show from the early years That TV in the early years was black and white Those favorite shows we had to watch each night All those crimes were solved in a half hour on Dragnet The Ed Sullivan show we watched on the old […]

Little Feet, Big Footprint

Little feet can leave a big footprint Young age questions give you a hint Always there with another book to read Somehow you know they will succeed. Those little feet will continue to grow No longer amazed at what they know Who knows what big shoes they will soon fill Watch them grow and admire […]