Teacher Eulogy Poems

BOOKS
Look Maggie tell me what you see
A squarelike shape I see or is it a little box
Of course it is a book it is
We don't...

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Cautious adjudication, the gravitas of soft-spoken word.
Your legendary legacy, illustrious and exalted.
Advocate for gender justice, legal insights not always heard.
Yet, your jurisprudence was seldom persuasively...

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Sur les mêmes toiles, peindre les sentiments de souvenir.
Sous d'autres cieux, semer les espoirs d'avenir.
Quels que soient les environs, quel que soit le chemin,
On te...

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Child of darkness, child of scorn,
the devil danced when you were born,
for demon seed from Morphy passed,
would haunt your days ‘til everlast.

Predestined to die derelict,
an...

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A STUDENT AND A TEACHER

He became a member of my class not long ago,
But he could have been our teacher, for so much he did...

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Joyce Letitia Richmond-Solomon (A servant of God and a friend to man)

Every life has its seasons and God has created each individual for a purpose....

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An Angel Amongst Us

Born on Christmas Day
there is no doubt 

That an angel she was on a 
long term leave from heaven

Her love was felt...

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Tele text to my precious pearl
Elegant victor in a nine ribs design
Star-studded pageant that i know first 
The teacher i cannot pay salary
Her sadness she...

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Symptoms are not who I am
Disease is not my name
Medication is not your fix-it-up
And treatments are not your game

My body is not your fieldwork
This machine...

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When I think of the times in therapy that I spent with Lenny, they weren't that of a therapist to a patient.  They were...

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You're the soul of God Apollo teaching, 
A pied piper delighting followers.
The Shaman giving hope to those seeking, 
You gave an image of life unfettered....

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Praise Him for His Holy descent to earth

Revere his Virgin Mother giving birth

Annoint His head and feet with Oil of Myrrah

Illuminate His Mother Mary's care

Spiritually...

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We lost more than just a Dad that day
We lost half of how we came to be
We lost we four girls first love
We lost our...

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(continued from PART  ONE)


Why I’ve seen him countless times, regurgitate old dog faeces onto fresh bread  
And listened  to his quiet voice...

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