Yes, I Do Poetry!

I am integrating some old old writing into my blog. Here you will find some of my poetry: the good, the bad, and the ugly. I hope I don't offend Clint Eastwood!

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  1. A New Prayer

    As a child I said these words:
    Now I lay me down to sleep,
    I pray Thee, Lord, my soul to keep.
    If I should die before I wake,
    I pray Thee, Lord, my soul to take.
    As twilight sits at my steps,
    I have a new prayer, I pray it helps.
    Bless me with the strength to live,
    for I know the power is yours to give.
    I cannot sleep,
    I sit in darkness and silently weep.
    I fear I will never wake,
    I am not ready for my soul to take.
    I want to stay on my earthly home,
    Dreaming of a future heavenly roam.
    I am not finished, and I want to stay,
    Please answer my prayer for one more day.

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  2. Together

    As I watch you,
    Without your knowing,
    My eyes rejoice,
    As my love keeps growing.

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  3. Seasons

    The cool air surrounds me
    As I sit in the change of seasons.
    Watching the passing of one,
    To make room for the new.
    The beauty of it,
    Can only be compared to you.

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  4. Lonely

    A gentle breeze sways my thoughts,
    Reflections of days spent laughing.
    My heart leaps into my throat,
    As misery trickles through my mind.
    Being alone, I wish you were with me,
    For now I must suffer without.
    In time I will join you again.

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  5. Ode to Keratiné

    O’ maine of grandure.
    Why hast thou left thine home?
    Bestower of beauty for all to gaze.
    Thy pride of Sampson,
    e’re the facilitator of his undoing.
    For withe thou returnest with
    thine vengence.
    The curse thou hast now bestow’d
    upon thy master. Thrice thou
    hast beseechéd me. Lying in wait,
    hidden deep in the darkist chasm.
    Stow’d away in waiting till thou
    springeth forth with the air of life.
    Thy object of hideous affection.
    Retreatest thou when confronted
    by thine master.
    O’coward of age and ill-respect.
    O’manifestation of age, gathering
    to sucumb the sounds of joy till
    only a muffle trickle to thine master’s
    ear. Once a loft in high respect, thou
    hast recompensed and disperséd to
    regions unable to grasp with
    thine masters’ own hands. Curséd
    you are until the day thine Master
    lopeth you from your new found
    place of refuge. Enjoy thine new
    strongholds for twilight is near.

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  6. Love Forgotten


    Staring into nothingness,
    My heart pounds from loneliness.
    Her image cloudy in my thoughts.
    I struggle to focus, I just can’t see.
    Her outline is clear, but my memories have faded.
    Her presence vague in my mind,
    everlasting but incomplete.

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