Where shall I go
How will I know
Where is the place I'm alive
Where do I roam
Where is my home
When will I arrive
Where are my friends
Where does the music blend
Where are the tears that let me know I can cry
Where is destiny without a sign
Where is hope without someone who is kind
And who knows where am I
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Posted: Jul 2020
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She Makes Me Happy
And Understands ME =
Divinity In Humanity
We?re 2-Two 'Holy-Celebrities'
Lord-Have-Mercy ! He He He ...
Clearly Almighty Territory >
She!s Positively *Pretty*
This Lily-Of-The-Valley
My Fantasy: A-Quickie->
And A Tricky-Hicky
Rather > Sticky
Weeeeeeeee >
So Hear My Plea
On Bended Knee
I Want To Be With Thee !
And We!ll Make Whoopee)))
WOWWW > Artillery !!!
In This Here Poetry >
B-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-M->
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Posted: Jul 2020
About this poem:
Really ??? Okey-Dokey !!!
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For us the disease came and went, a short war,
six weeks we hustled around the house
making pies and scones
the birds in the garden
knew nothing of the contagion
nor the autumn trees
from an endless summer
few cars in the streets
unplugged
all tuned out
save the occasional broadcast
saying the numbers were less than yesterday
all fine in God's acre
the universe just washed us clean
May you receive the same soon..
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Posted: Jul 2020
About this poem:
As the planet battles Covid-19 New Zealand dug in quick and it payed off enormously.
So peaceful in the streets, hope all is well with you...
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These sins of mine, persist with time, consisting of bad thoughts...
Then transfer to, actions untrue, just look what I have taught...
I brought truths not, then fought the fight, I ought not fight no more...
I might bring light, laced with pure dark... sick darkness I abhor...
At times it seems, serene in dreams, some dreams can open doors...
Revealing scenes, deep in between, these things should not be seen...
And while it's true, He suffered too, that I might suffer not...
Well I was taught, to be like Him...let me abide with You....
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Posted: Aug 2020
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It broke the silence of the afternoon
the lurch, the shout
tall dreams of a towering wino
A fermented chorus
rabid and spent
move on, move on
tall dreams of a towering wino
No choral occasion
a neighborhood rip
a candid case for official liaison
tall dreams of a towering wino
Passed my window, passed my gate
a distant dog to which he now relates
tall dreams of a towering wino
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Posted: Aug 2020
About this poem:
Don't dream about this guy :)
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Your mama sent you to a country store
She said
Don't dilly dally around
You're walking barefoot on a dusty road
And you don't hear any sound
Of an automobile don't dilly dally around
You walk by a creek the fish are jumping high
And now a big one caught your eye
This is the best chance you ever found but don't dilly dally around
As you are chewing on a piece of straw
Your old straw hat makes a good shade over the ground
But don't dilly dally around
Way back when this could have been true
Way back when this saying was new
Don't dilly dally around
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Posted: Aug 2020
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I traveled all the way to town just to find alone
It was a sad experience but I should have known
Lonely is everywhere I go it's everywhere I've been
Tell me something I don't know I don't know if I have a friend
You can be sad when you are young but when get old
The other word is very and there's not much that needs to be told
My words are simple to comprehend
I don't know if I have a friend
I write something for me to read
I know the lines are just a few
Perhaps it brings me close to what I need
I need to give this paper to you
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Posted: Aug 2020
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If all the sharp stars, fell down from up high, from spaces beyond deep blue skies...
Would you even try, to catch at least one, or stare glaring as each star dies?...
Might you doubt that I, care not for my sight, I'd stare at the sky until you...
View blue's truest blues, through night's true blue hues, bright minds sometime see more than eyes...
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Dark skies display stars, honed by the Sun's rays, sight gone, yet now I can see...
More clear than I ever, I pray that you never, stop shining your light down on me...
At times and on days, in ways brightly blaze, star-points pierce through the night's shades...
And I've felt the pain of your stars from the start, sharp blades fiercely pierce while they play....
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Posted: Aug 2020
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The sun was in my eyes when we said goodbye
I will never know if she had a smile
Or if there were tears on her cheek
And now we have been apart
Several hundred miles
And several hundred weeks
My heart does the thinking
But the words get trapped in my head
And time passed long ago when love should have been said
Now it's too late for the words I could speak
For it's been several hundred miles
And several hundred weeks
The sun is setting low
This park bench is feeling cold
And as I leave there's no one around who needs to take my seat
The leaves begin to fall and I start to recall
It's been several hundred miles
And several hundred weeks
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Posted: Aug 2020
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I thought you crystal
you called me Teak
I tried to balance 100 grains of sand on your toes
but it always fell
and you laughed
and begged me to try again
and so I did
until the tide carried us away
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Posted: Aug 2020
About this poem:
a moment in time with your lover on a beach
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