Barbara Poems - Poems about Barbara

Barbara welcome to heaven You are now living a new life In heaven Also I know that you are not suffering Anymore in heaven Please Barbara Rest all you want in heaven Also you Barbara Will look down from heaven And wave goodbye to me I can’t no longer see you Waving goodbye from heaven Because heaven is far from earth Also before you died here on earth We...

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Barbara Valentine Sublime! May I be your Valet? Drive your Horse & Buggie? Spark your Wish Come True! Blooma “Bootiful” as a Lily of the Valley, Here are 3 kisses & a “huggie”, May Shalom Beis thus accrue! Warm envelope addressed to our foray, To Brookside where Crocuses Tug Ye, Roses are Red & so my bowing knee, My ears are yours to listen to...

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No. She's not an angel; Of this I am certain. For she is very much a mortal and seeks no other identity. She's only human She's just a woman I love her. She loves me. Of this I am certain Moreover, from where I sit, neither hypocrisy nor selfishness exists. On the contrary, she models purity of purpose and exemplifies Truth. Her love for others is...

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The local folk now hear a plane, quite low and circling round. In thickening fog and driving rain, can it not see the ground? It surely has wandered off course. For where was this plane bound? Maybe landmarks it’s looking for but hidden in the grey. Then engine roar suddenly heard. Now seems it’s on its way and...

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In honor of Barbara's special day, We gather 'round with hearts all gay, To celebrate the light she brings, With love that soars on angelic wings. Oh, Barbara, a beacon of grace, A smile that brightens any space, Your kindness shines like morning dew, A gift to all who know and love you. With every passing year that shows, Your wisdom and beauty only...

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To Barbara, with Love By Franklin Price 07/01/2022 My dearest, darling Barbara I just wanted you to know Though you're not here in body I still love your spirit so Still feel you in my heart and soul Though God has taken you away You're beside him up in glory, Where there's no pain from day to day Christ and you are watching over me...

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Barbara Ione Popovits Price April 23, 1948 to January 18, 2022 She lived life, a hummingbird Sipping nectar every day When the blooms on flowers wilted God came and took her soul away She's watching over me from heaven As I carry on this life I thank you God for every day That she was my loving wife Over fifty years together All of them much...

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Barbara are you free Barbara are you such Barbara are you telling me what you see as much How you gonna touch How you gonna clutch How you gonna love in me what you see as dutch Barbara are you FREE? (My ex saw a lot in me)...

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Thank You God for Barbara By Franklin Price 02/28/2022 Thank you God for Barbara That you brought her in my life That she said the words, “I do” And she became my loving wife. We were meant to be together For several months we had rehearsed If there is one regret, I have, It's that she was not my first. Before we met, we both were...

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Barbara Ione Popovits By Franklin Price 02/15/2022 Barbara Ione Popovits was her given maiden name When we said “I do's”, and married, it would never be the same. If you're wondering, who I am, I am Franklin Arthur Price Writing this about our marriage, and I'm giving some advice We were old enough for voting, old enough for drinking too In the months...

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The Legacy of Barbara P (April 23, 1948 to January 18, 2022) By Franklin A. Price (her husband) 02/04/2022 The legacy of Barbara P Not in silver or in gold But how she went throughout her life She was small but she was bold Her roots were from a mixed stock Father north and mother south She spoke with truth and knowledge When she opened...

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Who Was (is) Barbara By Franklin Price 02/01/2022 Her mother was a Southern Belle, her dad from Yankee Land She got the best of both of them, as you read, you'll understand. She was small in weight and stature. Her good looks made me feel great. I felt we had a lot in common, so I asked her for a...

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My Life With Barbara A loving summary By Franklin Price 01/26/2022 The year was nineteen sixty-nine, sixty-eight was spent in 'nam There was no social media, no laptops and no spam. No cell phones anywhere in sight, man was not yet on the moon Then I met the true love of my life. We were dating by mid June We could feel the...

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Saltine crackers have become my worst enemy Add that to my rapidly-growing list of “do-not-eats” Along with many common foods I considered treats Salt, sugar, and fats, in general, are my archenemy. Sorry, Barbara Bush,* you did not heed good advice And lived it up with salty carbs and unsaturated fat, Because you let your doctor’s warnings fall flat In your final...

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Grace... Well, love then... Most certainly compassion Passions know we so richly deserve what is Earth's most passionate need Resonant voices belong in Earth's impassioned longing Resilient humane health passions cannot cost Earth's desecrated illness Knowing we so robustly reserve yintegrity of Earth's most luminous yanged out synergy, Grace breathes in multiculturing laughter and spews her wealth of Earth's polycultural health, in and out no longer inhaled so no stronger...

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