Jacqueline Poems - Poems about Jacqueline

On this day 40 years ago in 1978 my mother, Jacqueline Anne Trestrail, left this world after a relatively short battle with cancer - she was 46. Jimmy Carter was President and Annie Hall won best picture at the Oscars that year. I mark the occasion every year alone with my own personal remembrance but...

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"mommy, I have things to tell you small things and big things, things only you will understand." ...

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She starred in "Doctor Who" and "Blood Money". She died thirty years ago today at the age of 63. When she starred in those Doctor Who episodes, she starred with William Hartnell and Tom Baker. She lost her battle with cancer thirty years ago today and she went to Heaven and met her maker. She also starred in "Tales...

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Jacqueline was trim and lean never ran out of steam she ran and ran and never tired now isn't that a dream she did a sprint and won some mints Lifesaver ones, for her and her victorious team....

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She was of this rich earth and clay a beautiful lass so full of life and so wont at play who used to water ski in Turtle Bay At Carnival time costume in...

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Jacqueline, Oh, just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse, and I was amazed to see how much we look alike; Mom, could it be true that you are mere words upon cold stone, my quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline . . . It is unbelievable you left this world on Mother's...

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J –a-c is for girls, J-A-C-K is for Boys A short for Jacqueline C Capability is very limited because I’m disable with paralyzed left arm Q- Quirky sometimes people describe me to be unusual U- Understanding is what I usually do for odd people Who thinks I’m quirky E Easy...

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Kosa Lipi kukukosea? Penzi Mbona waniteka! Hisia sizo tetereka, Kuni za huba kuchochea, kambani kunifunga, Penzi nisikutoke, Hata usiponifunga, Penzi siwezi ponyoka. Mitetemo yenye huba, Mapigo ya moyo kuchonyota, Yanifanya kibogoyo, Hali kuwa nna meno, Niseme nini tena? Penzi laniteka! Kutekwa penzini, Kutoroka siwezi. Mtekaji ni laazizi, Kwa Mapenzi simuwezi, Kanifunga kwa hisia, Minyororo yenye kopa, Kutoroka mie siwezi, Kwa mapenzi namuenzi, Ameniteka milele, Burudani yetu milele....

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35th President John F. Kennedy Somehow developed major enemies Their seemingly styled Camelot Dissolved when extramarital affairs were caught His wife the graceful Jacqueline Kennedy Drew Americans in to total empathy When her love was killed that day But both of them had affairs to play There is no perfect rhyme for Kennedy but I went ahead with that one...

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Jacqueline, Oh, just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse, and I was amazed to see how much we looked alike; Mom, could it be true that you are mere words upon cold stone, my quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline . . . It is unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day, now,...

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Just the other day, I came across a picture of you with your horse And I was amazed to see how much we looked alike mother loved horses and daughter and mother had a resemblance and the love was deep Could it be true that you are mere words upon a...

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Just the other day, I came across a picture of you with your horse And was amazed to see how much we looked alike mother loved horses and daughter and mother had a resemblance and the love was deep Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold...

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Jacqueline, my mother . . . always with a smile and a twinkle, with happiness, joyfulness and blissfulness. Born poor, poverty-stricken, moneyless, penniless, she left shantytown far behind, the slum that was home; fell in love, married young and was with child so very young, her sadness was buried deep, she held it within her broken heart. Jacqueline, my mother . ....

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Just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse And was amazed to see how much we looked alike Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold stone Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity Love is...

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From my window, I saw spring flowers Kissed by morning's radiance You were my cloud of joy Touching me with your charm You awakened me from dream to thee Love was in the air when I looked up A moment of clarity sparkled Love's rebirth arrived with you, my love You illuminated the chambers of my heart You, like kaleidoscopic pastels Of spring flowers graced...

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