Best Rachael Poems

Oh sky look down on this earth of gray,
Something dreadful on the horizon looms.
There is no black and no white today,
Laws exist but justice is doomed.

Morality is labeled religion,
And must be separated from state,
Whose own religion is political correctness
And determining God's fate.

Oh heaven rain down...

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Through the wee hours of the dawn
On a cold autumn night of 
February. The harmattan harsh
And dry breeze blowing

I overhear the leaves weepy-scratchy
Noise. Still but almost conscious,
Generously, her angelic face
Came, flashing, over my memory

And those valentine that passed, 
One whom cannot be forgotten.
Smiles as tender,...

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Earth of gray,
Something dreadful on the horizon looms.
There is no black and no white today,
Laws exist but justice is doomed.

Morality is labeled religion,
And must be separated from state,
Whose own religion is political correctness
And determining God's fate.

Oh heaven rain down on us,
We are tasting your tears.
Yes...

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O how she lamented in Ramah, 
over the innocent children, 
who were no more,
Herod. heinous and deranged, 
killed all children under two years old
and she was severely sore.
But today Rachel still weeps inconsolably 
over the millions being killed every day.



Notes:
Originally Rachael lamented because she died...

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R achael in her inoscents.
A girl of many talents.
C unning in her ways.
H appy all the days.
A  Ballerina in a tu tu
E veryday a different  shoe.
L oving in her heart that girl of mine....

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Portrait of Rachael
 
 
She writes, oh she writes, and sometimes she cannot find the words.
They come to her when she least expects. 
Suddenly she pulls it all together.
Maybe in her dreams, or just going through her day. 
You see, her gifted mind will not...

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Note this weekend's time and
date carefully on any diary and
calendar you can find

For it should not be taken with
a pinch of salt but rather go down
and be marked in terms of it's
historical significance

Because saturday's 
Grand National winning jockey
was in fact a women

And Irish eye's must...

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