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?The world feels a little more quiet today,
Without your voice to lead the way.
But I look to the sky, to the soft morning light,
And know that you’re watching, far out of sight.
?Though I can’t reach out and take your hand,
Or walk beside you across the land,
I feel your warmth in the breeze that blows,
And the steady love that only a mother knows.
?You’re in every memory, every smile I wear,
A beautiful spirit, beyond any compare.
Today I’ll remember the life that you led,
And all of the kind words you ever had said.
?So Happy Mother’s Day, up in the blue,
Until the day I’m back home with you.
I’ll hold you close in my heart, deep and true,
And live every day as a tribute to you.
In the twilight's golden glow,
Where the sighing breeze does blow,
A hushed song fills the tranquil air.
A melody that's beyond compare.
The trees sway in a graceful dance.
As the wind weaves its whispered romance,
Leaves rustling in rhythm, so serene,
Nature's orchestra, a living dream, keen.
The moonlight bathes the world in silver.
As stars twinkle, a celestial quiver
"The silent song of the sighing breeze"
Of love and longing across the seas,
Through valleys and mountains, it softly glides,
Bringing solace to hearts that have cried
In the stillness of the night's embrace,
The breeze's song paints a picture of grace.
Whispered melodies, gentle and true,
They speak of love, of hopes anew,
Of dreams that blossom under the moon,
And the promises whispered in lovers' tune.
In every rustle, in every sigh,
The breeze tells stories of days gone by.
Of lovers' kisses under starlit skies,
Of stolen moments and passionate ties.
It carries secrets from distant lands.
Whispered melodies from afar-off sands.
The hushed song of the sighing breeze,
Brings peace and comfort and puts hearts at ease.
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Autumn has come and the golden sun
Which shines in the garden today
Is gentler now, and a walk will allow
Without making us all melt away
In August, it was scorching and blazing
A furnace is mild in compare
Now it's warmth is a joy and amazing
This day is so pleasant and fair
In summer I felt like a captive
From the house we would jump in the car
We really weren't feeling adaptive
In 110 degree heat...can't stroll far
October has come, and we praise God
The summer is gone, we're so glad
Now over the garden and backyard I trod
With my children, and their precious dad
Casting my net
love over centuries
storms across
the sands
Blowing deeply
inside deeper
than the skeleton
i speak
out from
my soul
In an arid desert
blinding oasis
echoing beauty
Blowing whispers
whistling beats
floating your words
just keep
bringing sunshine
into my life
it amazes me
with your honey
sweet speaking bees
golden honey coated
laughs out lights
upon the face
as my heart
shines out
Trying
to dazzle
you with good
tasting sweet vibes
your beauty
in my eyes
sparkling bursts
Only a lion
roaring in
the jungle
of his life
through the eyes
of centuries
I am hot
on your tail
sparkling stars
from the pyramids
I want
to be your
Mark Anthony
as you honey
go back
in time
Grasping out
into the ages
to Helen
of Troy
her beauty
was beyond compare
so the legend
has it
Launched one
thousand ships
the might and force
of an empire
so powerful
a feeling
Great empires
could fall
when a man
is head
over heels
truly loves
a woman
Rich distinctly green chromatic crystals
grow in the molten heart of Mother Earth.
Aptly called gems of spring; emeralds are
stones of rebirth fertility and worth.
As tokens of unconditional love
emeralds became the birthstone of May.
Flawless jewels are exceptional finds
generating steep prices people pay.
Faceted by skilled hands of a master
light pools within a sea of liquid green.
And its allure borders on hypnotic
inviting your eyes to swim in its sheen.
Valued the world’s most expensive jewel
inclusion free emeralds are that rare.
A coveted crystal beyond all others
the largest diamond cannot compare.
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05,04,2019
TRIBUTE TO A PRECIOUS OR SEMI-PRECIOUS GEM Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
Gazing at the portrait,time's silent gauge,
I recalled a memory from long ago.
Your youthful beauty set my heart ablaze
With figure divine and face aglow .
In days of old,you held me in your thrall
Your charm a force I could not resist.
Now as I stand before this faded wall,
I'm reminded of the joy your presence kissed.
Though years have passed the image so clear,
Of how you once captivated me,my dear.
Your gorgeous form,a sight beyond compare,
And charming visage that made my heart adhere
This portrait speaks of time's relentless march,
Yet in my mind,your youth remains unmarred .
One of my favorite parts of Christmas is not the joy and merriment we make…it’s not the presents…or the food…it’s the family photo that we take.
Our yearly Christmas photo, a gift that can’t be bought…shows the changes within our family another year has brought.
Change is subtle…occurring gradually throughout our days and nights…our Christmas photo, capturing a moment in time, brings our changes into the light.
Some changes are easy to see…they don’t involve a lot of thinking…like how our children and now grandchildren have grown taller…while Deborah and I are shrinking.
It is easy to see the changes we’ve all made physically…but each year our Christmas photo makes me think of the changes I cannot see.
What were our highs and lows this year…who had joys…who had heartaches along the way…who finished school, who changed jobs, who came home…who moved away.
But my favorite part as I view those who in this years photo are cast…is the moment I take this years photo and compare it with Christmas photos of the past…
Looking back…I can see all the changes in our lives that have taken place…but I still see the same smiles…the same love on every face.
I think that’s why I love our Christmas family photos so much…why they give ma such a thrill…because I can see the things about us that have changed…and the one thing that never will.
Callie had lived outside in the cold and borne a litter;
by the time we got her, but she was never bitter.
We took her in. She craved being inside.
Never did we worry she’d run away or hide.
Though sickly and skinny, she didn’t stay like that.
She thrived and even got a little fat!
Callie was so sweet and always followed me.
I’d hear her bell’s ting-a-ling and there she’d be.
The queen of our house, that tortoise-shell was shrewd.
She’d tap my head to wake me for her morning food.
When she was eighteen, light left her pretty eyes,
for there came to her a thing I grew to despise.
Cancer crept beneath her skin -cruel and unseen.
I couldn’t bear to see her soft fur lose its sheen.
She’d howl with pain and hide beneath our bed.
I took her to the vet’s where I cradled Callie’s head.
I watched her eyes grow dim; then her spirit left,
leaving me in tears and feeling so bereft.
No cat that I’ve had since her ever could compare.
In heaven may I meet dear Callie Cat up there.
Falling into a dream apposed to their reality,
Living what seems to be the idea of their own personal fantasy,
The character they play is more than they are,
This egotistical deception steals their own heart,
Why is simple not enough? Why must they compare?,
What purpose does the mask hold? Why is it there?,
When innocence tried to hold on with all its might,
Until they realized that this world is just one big fight,
To steal away empathy, love, and compassion,
And driving them to replace love with deception,
Instead of digging through the rubble of a broken world,
Or holding the hand of the heartbroken until their wounds are healed,
Or taking the time to see under the behavior that has caused so much pain,
Having the love and patience not to leave them this way,
Growing up he had this dream…to be a millionaire…
He’d live in a beautiful house,
drive a fancy car
and have wealth beyond compare.
He’d skate through a life of happiness, never wear a frown
There’d be no reason to be sad…for he’d be the richest man in town.
Then he grew up, got married…suddenly…lo and behold
with a family that was growing he put his initial dream on hold.
With these new responsibilities came some apprehension and some doubt
Now a healthy, happy family was all he dreamed about.
Then something wonderful happened…for as his family grew
he looked around and realized…his simple dream came true.
He looked around and realized…he was a millionaire
He had friends, a beautiful family and and love beyond compare.
And today he skates through a life of happiness…
he never wears a frown
after all has no reason to be sad…
for he’s the richest man in town.