Best Life Goes On Poems

Turning point
embraced by sadness
 tears roll down unnoticed
decisions made
 engulfed by fear
internal pain
 dying slowly
ongoing agony
 hearts broken
lives ruined
 smile despite the pain
life goes on
 tomorrow is another day......

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Why living in darkness,
If you have the shine at your side?
What is this rag for?
this cloak of sadness
You have the wonderful cape.
of joy at your disposal?
Why do you live crying
final tears,
if life carries on,
liquid and flowing?
Why do you create obstacles
and walls, if any stronghold
impregnable is...

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First it was seizures
And then I was blind
Sight was returned
And then I was fine.

Then came the cancer
But I was not afraid
Just a little annoying
Then life was repaid. 

A life threatening event
The doctors said no way
In my determined mind
I said I’m here to stay.

A cat has...

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The wood that built the place I see
Came from a forests far away
It's age is hard to guess
But every knot knows life's quest

By the looks of it I'd say
It is pine
Can it trace it's life
Back to creation time

Was it singed by the commet
That once came...

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intermittant storms
rage in the sky and my heart
my unshed tears burn
in spite of my grief
the sun shines and life goes on...

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Mom got up early and is in the kitchen
Preparing the breakfast for everyone
Dad's still in the bathroom and is shaving
And the beat of life goes on

The kids are busy getting set for school
One is still trying to get homework done
The others are taking things really...

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Life goes on.


When I found you sat crying, on that park bench,
With the soggy tissue pressed against your nose.
I simply said excuse me and you told me to leave you alone;
But I’m sorry I cannot, simply walk away.
You see this is such a beautiful day!


No...

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Darker green, even darker clouds
Misty velvet the summer shrouds

And the suns kiss a sweet au revoir
Golds and browns now sit the hour

Cooler winds and falling leaves
Stubble fields and swaying trees

The cattle's slow and heavy gait
The squirrel stores for winters fate

Arthritic joints they warn of cold
The...

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As the sunrise wake me up
You awake my heart attack
And again can only hurt
And no where is where to hide

As the blood is staying warm
All my love resembles dram
You the actress and Tiran
All I feel is love and pain

As still tears can come from eyes
I...

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Something must die
So we can live.
Weither from the sky,
Or the ground,
Or from a watery place.
From a field,
From a tree,
Something must die
For you and me....

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There comes a time in every ones life, when 
the road your on seems to lead to a dead end
Or maybe it's just rocky, and full of holes and 
the direction you have chosen didn't seem right then

No matter which way you turn, its harder...

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I know that chocking feeling of redundancy
Like your calamities were always inevitable, 
Life its self simply shunned your existence 
Reduced you to nothing, but   squalor 
As the world wipes its feet 
On what used to be you face.


I know how it feels to...

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He Has Fifty Years of Poetic Art
Forty Years, with a Broken Heart
Thirty-five Years “Culinary Arts” 

To Be Continued
  
Dedicated To Chef : Known to You as  -  HG ~ Harry ~ Liege

Poet's Note  : OK this is only my third Poem,...

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you died long ago;
 yet i still feel your breath
brush against me
like pen on paper
hard-pressed
searching a mind
for answers
unfound

i try to stay 
inside the lines
they are everywhere
i turn 
and I turn
wrist upward
and feel you
like a knife
against flesh
full force

it drains me
and i die
within each poem
born

and yet
somehow
you live...

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I used to have a friend in which was my best friend.
But now I look at them and all I see is a stranger.
I always wondered what our lives would be like if we'd stayed friends.
But I never suspected that we'd grow so far apart.
I...

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