Oct 26 2008

REMEMBRANCE…

Do you reminisce the day when we first met in our life? Do you remember who was the first one, who saw? Can you keep in mind the day, we spoke first, ever? And tell me who uttered the first word? Tell me my beloved, tell me.   Do you remember that day obviously, and Enjoy the ecstasy, that day gave you? And [...]

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Oct 08 2008

God Was With Them

It was early in December, They had gathered out of fear, As the bombs were falling ’round them, cries of terror filled each ear, And they saw the buildings falling, And they watched the people die, And they heard the women screaming and they saw the children cry. As the skies were turning hazy, With the smoke of blast and fire, They were [...]

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Aug 22 2008

I Had A Dream

This poem is based on an actual dream that I had.   I had a dream the other day, Its vision will not go away, About some people dressed in gowns, (I know how strange this story sounds.) Each gown was separate from the rest, With different colours they were blest, And everyone had points of view, And revelations that were new. They studied scripture, [...]

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Jul 14 2008

Nature Boy

“True story. Paul was a familiar character in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia in the 1970’s.  I saw him many times walking the highway between the lakes.  One day I gave him a ride.” See the man walking down the highway. He wears only ragged shorts and worn-out shoes. His hair is long and stringy, His skin is [...]

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Jul 12 2008

Etta

Earlier chapters: The Rodeo Girl…the dance floor The Apartment Problem Glass Question Token The Little Girl Live Theatre with Etta Etta Has Flown the Coop Face to Face Choosing In Retrospect… Yes Etta and the Card The last three chapters: Part I Etta and the Lie Etta had just moved in with Jeffery when the lying began. She had told people that she was childless, married for money and lived [...]

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Jul 04 2008

Lost at Sea

July 3, 2008 Lost At Sea, Blinded by the storm. Hear my plea. My spirit is worn. Ship is swaying. I did not foresee. Alone I’m praying, In sandy debree. Waves of pain, flood into me. Blood now stains, what used to be. Continue Reading >> “Lost at Sea” SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Lost at Sea", url: "http://poempoempoem.com/poemsandstories/lost-at-sea-2/" });

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Jul 03 2008

Lost in thought

The little old house At the end of the lane Empty now, Things will never be the same. Once full of Laughter and happiness, Sits now in total decay Since the owners, The Berry’s have passed away. The parties and picnics That were given Remain in the memory Of those still living. Each holiday had its’ displays Thanksgiving and Christmas The most beautiful always. Funny how time and life Pass on, But good [...]

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Jul 02 2008

Hallow Heart

My heart of hearts. Hallow heart, once made of gold. You I sold. No one foretold. To he who has it, never part. Can’t return it now, I must restart. To he who has it, you have all force. Strength deep within the source, feel no remorse. Continue Reading >> “Hallow Heart” SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Hallow Heart", url: "http://poempoempoem.com/poemsandstories/hallow-heart/" });

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Jun 11 2008

Drugs Instead Of Hugs

For me this is a work of fiction, but for many others, it is everyday life. Drug abuse has no redeeming value. All it does is destroy. I dream about a better day, And wish my fears would pass, And I could live in perfect peace, And then look back and laugh. Instead, I live with doubt and pain, And worry [...]

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Jun 08 2008

Watching Bewildered

(Here’s something from Feb. 2008) His eyes watch her from across the room. Her body, sways like palm trees in the wind. Her hand, an ice-skater gliding the chalk over the board. Her voice, a song the sweet birds sing. His face, unfathomable still, but eyes glisten watching the performance mill. What is he thinking? I wonder, watching his eyes focused on only her all the bustling bodies disappear asunder. The tap tap tap of [...]

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