Ten Poems That Define Me
Shall I write of poetry, back in time - 1964, door of my very first rhyme lined.
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In darkness and in light - ever seeking the lessons the why and life.
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God and nature, ever wrap around me and I am forever grateful and faithful.
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Having found love, i clutched it tight, never letting go, oh fleeting youth delight.
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My father, wild in his ways traveled thru the life he made but never stayed.
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My youthful heroic love, drafted back in the day, and others lost to wars folds.
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The love of my life shared and gone too soon, living still in memories swooned.
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The constant struggle of faith, youth to senior years, continues to hesitate.
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Always looking for someone else, just to find myself.
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For beauty, for light, inspiration is my deepest light.
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So difficult this task, especially when ten is all you ask, but the challenge is met, maybe not the best, and yet, it is me revealed within this test.
The shine of autumn sun lingers into Paint a picture black and gray, slipping thru God's garden on display, where indeed, I remember love. Hush now, sailor's child as A soldier's fall yet remains Still the one in a Prayer for our times to see Faces and mirrors blessed with A Dozen Roses of poetry confessed.
Line Gauthier's 10 Poems that define me
4/30/20
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