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Best Friend Brother By Another Mother

A huge part of life whilst growng up
  large part of lfe, right from a bairn,
     i was fragile,like fine bone china tea cup
       but i put on a front and wouldn`t learn

         That i was in most ways differant from you
             looking back now,you had it so hard
                i probably had no idea, not a clue
                 the extent of things, that were on your cards

                    My friend,your life has been mapped out
                      your angel in the sky will be looking down
                        of how you you have coped and no doubt
                          the extent that you`ve dealt with not a frown

                              Life stays still for no man, neither woman
                                 you came through the test with flying colour
                                    you have a grandchild to prove, maybe more coming
                                       and now all good things, i hope will follow

                                        Wrote with heartfelt love inspiration

Sonsor                                  Dedicated to my best friend D.J.Allison
michael hornschuch..
Contest
Ode to a friend
Form: Quatern


Into My Life

You came into my life and opened me up to 
new things...
You opened up to me, giving me the gifts of
harmonies, stories and the beauty that this
all brings.
" Now look at me", i'm writing you into my
log of poetry..
While listening  to the sweet sound's of my
Words, Jazz, and Floetry...You know what i
mean " D ".
I thought you may like that. For that is something
i needed to add and send.
For you came into my life with the glue to
heal and mend.
For God sent me my gift, when you became my
friend.
So don't look at this as being Mushy....
For i'm speaking from the heart, Not trying to be
too Rushed, Crazed, nor Pushy.
Just note...that you've become the shine to
my light.
Now, i can see the beauty you bought to
me.
Giving me a new direction, strength and
sight.
For you are the life line,...The string to my
kite,
On the day you came into my life...

The End!
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Forrest Gump

'Twas an emotional movie portraying the saga of a loveable chump.
'Twas about a hapless lad by the curious name of Forrest Gump!
He overcame handicaps that from birth were to be his plight,
And it seemed that everything he did, eventually turned out right!

He acted bravely when he saved the life of Lieutenant Dan.
From that point, a lifetime of devotion and friendship began!
Naive though he was, somehow Forrest always achieved,
Notable, of course, was the Medal of Honor he received!

Alas, he was wounded in a somewhat delicate place!
But he accepted this and other reverses with amazing grace!
When Forrest became wealthy from his shrimp boat enterprise,
He gave Bubba's Momma a generous check, much to her surprise!

His life turned out pretty well, after all was said and done.
He married his first love, Jenny, who gave him a little son!
He'd heard an axiom his Momma taught since he lay in a bassinette:
"Life is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you'll get!"

Gump's role was handled masterfully by Tom Hanks of movie fame,
And it heaped upon his brow well-deserved honors and acclaim!
Mister Hanks will be long remembered for his remarkable role,
And the attributes of the indomitable American spirit it did extol!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved

Placed No. 4 in Amy Green's "Choose One - Have Fun" Contest - July 2010
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No License Needed

L iterally everyone has a funny bone somewhere,
I nside their head, their heart, or in their ear?
V eracious platitudes of silliness stray,
E ven in the minds of babies at their play.

L aughter like lollipops provide a sucker’s sweet
A tantalizing memory of bellies and bare feet.
U nless you have a bowl of sour lemons to dispense
G oodness knows you’ll laugh at those faces of pretense.
H and and heart and head can join in life’s display

L ively laughter lingers at end of love filled day.
O ver and over life will presents 
V arious opportunities for laughter without recompense
E njoy, employ, for a life full of joy…. needs no license.
Form: Acrostic

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