John J. Giardina

A life-long New Orleans resident, John immerses himself in all things cultural. He has been in men's formalwear for over 20 years, giving him a broad brush of insight as to events around town.
Besides writing, John enjoys painting, sketching and reading American history.

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Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, University of New Orleans

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Simpler Times This heart-warming poem will bring you back to a summer in a less complicated time of your life: childhood.

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We Will Not Yield
9/10/2011

A brief yet poignant poem reflecting on the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.
Simpler Times
7/14/2011

This heart-warming poem will bring you back to a summer in a less complicated time of your life: childhood.
The Cup
6/14/2011

This poem about an everyday object is written from the perspective of the person viewing it. It is an insight of the preponderance of one who is possibly sleep-deprived or simply an over-analyzing artist.
Protecting Our Future
6/8/2011

The White House is ignoring the advice of the Defense Secretary to the detriment of our ability to protect ourselves in the future.
Father
6/2/2011

A whimsical and heartfelt poem about fathers.
Love's Lost
5/27/2011

Written in the old French troubadour style of the sestina, this poem reveals a young man's love for one who does not feel the same. It takes us through the stages of a young love rejected and his undying hope to find love again.
Poetic Reminder of Why We Remember
5/17/2011

Remembering those who gave all so we could live as a free, brave nation.