Woman Light Poems

A metaphor for a beautiful flower in a lovely vase,
Is your beautiful smile on your lovely face. 
When the stresses of life make it hard...

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John 5:47 (KJV) But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe my words?


Even the stars twinkle and sigh,
Breathing their sorrow, their desperate...

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There was a young woman from Crewe
So drunk that she puked in her shoe
The old biddy who saw
Dropped her mouth down in awe
For they were...

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UNVEIL THE LIGHT WITHIN
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From the faith that resides within me deep,
A guiding light, in times when shadows creep.
An unwavering belief, summoned me from sleep,
Just...

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When my heart aches, almost breaks,
Dewlike tears fall softly,
Sensing my need for letting go, 
Allowing the feelings to gently flow.

When my light fades, bouncing on...

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Show me, Lord, the way to become…
The woman You intended, the woman who is loved,
By a Holy Father, One who is made of true love,
Light...

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Blessed
 New Day
 Blessed Beloved 
Woman of God
 May the God we serve 
Continue His good will toward you. 

In dwelling you 
With His Grace...

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In your light, I rediscover melancholy,
A magic spectrum that envelops my being,
As soon as you leave, I hide you within
So your heart retains the happiness...

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Like a little story being told,
Her heart, once wild, was just like gold.
She smiled without reason, gave despite the season.
She was more than just a...

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I wouldn’t do that if I were you.
The woman ignored me, 
not realizing that I speak "squirrel".
She had no idea when she threw that snowball
at...

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Have you seen the boobie? Asked Copper Mike to Steve McLiss.
Steve was horrified. Just one? What kind of woman is this?
Not a woman, but a...

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that gorgeous woman is looking at me Pete thinks
she remembers him from third grade
when he pulled her hair
and made her cry
he runs over to say...

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POEM TO RENEE, MASTER HEALER

Perfectly proportioned Greek goddess
except her philosophies were 
somewhat eastern 
or eternal

Golden locks alight
magical medicine woman 
aflame with Sakara heat
feeds us walnuts...

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I rummage through a box
of old photographs. A lady’s image
holds my eye: I hold her up to 
light filtering through a dingy window.

The edges are...

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Her Round Light

Why do lovers write
of moon,
of sun,
of stars?
Or fireflies 
kept in jars?

Is a woman comparable 
with light?
Can she,
will she
Illuminate 
the night?
Can grace,
can beauty,
be combined...

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