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Waking to the brilliance of seeing you,
In the stealthy dark of the early morn.
I stir and gather to ready myself,
For another work day born.
I drive thru traffic on familiar roads,
With thoughts of sly smiles and quick glances.
While changing lanes, rounding corners, finding work,
I see images of you as my imagination dances.
Finding the punching clock checking right then left,
Searching for that one face which will lift my heart to a new height.
There, eye contact, smile meets smile, lifting spirits,
Briefly the day wants to extend where morning never darkens to night.
Me learning how my day will go,
You telling how your night went.
Listening yet not hearing still seeing that smile,
Thinking about the next few minutes and how they will be spent.
The time has come the top of the hour,
You stirring, gathering, picking up.
Finding that clock, the locker, then the stairs,
Me checking my list hurrying to catch up.
Walking side by side down and out,
Laughing, talking, or just smiling cause you’re there.
Not caring how long it takes or how far,
Each second seems to slow down as we hit the chill of the morning air.
Standing beside what will take you home,
Searching for words to make it last.
Longing for a touch, a hug, a gentle kiss,
But waiting on the ghosts of a dreary past.
Saying goodbye with only a look and words,
You climbing in, shutting doors, turning keys.
Me walking away, checking time, looking back,
Wishing my heart was still full of you, now empty in the morning breeze.
Some folks just enjoy hurting someone
But love is above all, If not for love
It gives them Joy...
They can play with you and pray for you, but they won't assist you
They know what you want but choose to suffer your emotions
By playing with your feelings
Not as though they are bad people
They just want you to be intoxicated in love before they can respond
I think it's a trick in their hands
Well, that's just the thing about love
They can even leave you without saying goodbye
Because it doesn't matter to them.
They would return back at will
Hoping to meet you still waiting for them, patiently in love
They do so because they know that you love them
And can wait for them for eternity
In their hearts they truly love you
But just waiting for the right time to affirm so.
For Loni Anderson her precious hi!
A sense Herb smiles inside for sigh
And then to speak to caller live
And crush his hopes informed for rive
And know his name as any fool
A customer, a dignatory, a Right of Yule
To be the play a Jennifer Love
And that for saying "Goodbye" for of
A chance to be the cooler man
Impressed by Jenny and left for fan
To be her duel, a better man
And Herb for effort, shrink back for can
And see her right - receptionist
To be to carry elrectionist
Of all she worries her uptight men
Not worthy looks but what they crein
To be the workers a woman wants
But not on phone, too long means braints
And to be simple not want to her
But what the heck - pass by for tour
And keep her happy for loving spell
To say she's beauty and no due tell
Quatrain Poem by Trevor McLeod
Today my heart feels sorrow
Saying goodbye is hard to do
But I will cherish every moment
The memories I have of you
It's been the hardest thing to lose you
You meant so much to me
But to Robert and Evan also
A Great Grandmother always to be
You will always be in my heart Nan.
And that's where youll always stay
I'm so honoured to have been your grand daughter
I count my blessings every day
I did not want to lose you
But you did not go alone
Because a part of me went with you
When heaven called you home
So just remember one thing
We are not apart
You're with me in my memories
And in my broken heart
Loving you always Nanna
7/25/2019
In a dream of future foreseen, a stranger I see,
Familiar, yet foreign, just staring back at me.
Lines etched by laughter, eyes bright with knowing,
Face creased, scarred and pitted with forgoing,
Harangued and haggled with lines of old age.
A tapestry of choices made, right there on stage.
Suddenly, I recognize this creature standing there.
It's a strange concoction of self-awareness in the glare,
It's my future self, rejigged and rearranged,
Of future and past potential, all there estranged.
There's a whispers of triumph in the hair,
Shades of regret, darkness under the eyes that stare.
Rosy cheeks beam the warmth of relationships much cherished.
A smile half-baked is tangled in lament, entwined, embellished.
I see a montage of moments I've not lived yet.
An amalgam of potential, of what not quite, not yet met.
Of things tried, juggled, shuffled, as corrections.
Of resolutions, lessons, and inner self-reflections.
What dreams were bloomed? What paths were trodden?
What mountains were scaled? In what sea was I sodden?
How has this future seen, and past reshaped, conned the future me?
It's mosaic of maybes, a collage of what could be,
A kaleidoscope of who I could, and might be yet.
An echo chamber for all my tomorrows yet to get.
Shaken and forsaken, I awaken to the real myself,
Saying goodbye, good riddance, to my future self.
And so how can you forget
The time when your car sank like a stone
And when it felt like everything was gone
The void came back
From the journey of miles
Stepping into your heart
Stealing hundreds of smiles
The change that brought a chance
In order to enhance and advance
The way of your endeavoring
To achieve the dreams in the cage
For that you have to have control over rage
Because it's not that stage
when you were kid by age
Sitting in solitude
As if you are messed up and want to disappear
Lost the love with the intention of having nothing to fear
With the hope that someone would hear Someday somewhere someone would help you to bear
And when someone came with the words opposite to you
and said
"love is not something to get fed up from, but a fire to get your energy from"
Didn't those words heal you somewhere?
Giving back your smile to you which was like rare
Maybe not to you alone
But to all those who wished for it in their every prayer
And gradually but really
Wasn't it becoming easy?
Saying goodbye to that void
With the heart which was not greedy
Somewhere wasn't it becoming easy?
But paved the way towards distracting you from being a true blue
Even after having moments which were not few
And so it was, is and will be upto you
To either conquer again
Or to become someone else's favorite season
"Whatever happens, happens for a reason"
Now all what you can do is believe
In the reason which only can give you relief
But when you are nothing but just a mess
And your life is more of a stuff of stress
You may doubt that how could you
Be someone's favourite season
But it could be the truth because
"Whatever happens, happens for a reason"
Touch a life
Get mine. Mine is a poison, save your life, get far
Be the love of my life, get the death far, my life die
Oh, love, why are you so far away? Be a dead life
Live me in death, far from life, a kind of hellish like
Unundarstable kind of kind of mind given a fire-like
Cold and ice my life, getting around a light kind of ice
Drop my life, enjoy everything in the far–far of life
I am initiated, your life must get away – or get a vein
Accept my emotions, live in my reality – dream-like
I love you but don’t touch my life
I can be a killer of your life, a kind
No. I can’t. Just listen to my heart
Saying goodbye
Don’t touch life
No, my life
Be kind
Stop
I
Dear Dad saying goodbye was hard, to you and all we knew. Memories fading just like the bouquets, flowers from the grave. Days turn into weeks to months to years, now all so gone. I missed you then, I miss you now. Saying goodbye, until we meet again.
Date Written: 6/28/2020
5 Place In Loving Memory Contest Judged: 7/5/2020
Sponsored by: Regina Riddle
Have you ever heard tales of the weirdest things
Autumn leaves that fall in the midst of Spring
creepy two-headed toads
cats who sit on a commode
Devilish people pretending to have angel wings
Dogs that bark but sound more like mewing cats
In bright sunlight flying, a flock of Vampire bats
How many can you name
It's just a guessing game
Some things in life are so bizarre and that's that
written by Lin Lane
I wrote about saying goodbye
Some rejoiced, yet others did cry
It got poem of the day
Did it deserve it – no way!
I’ll be quiet when I say bye bye
written by Jan Allison
A rat getting burned for a slice of cheese
one legged dancer doing a striptease
the absurd, the aloof
snakes crawling on a roof
penthouse living with someone else's keys
written by Tim Smith
I'm not allowed to pet the cat
when I do he has a spat
leaving a mess
Without distress
He puts it all on the mat
written by Russell Sivey
Saying goodbye for once and for all.
Phone's disconnected, so no need to call.
The answer's been written so many times.
If you have a question, just read the rhymes.
Sometime's some people's lives are no good.
People just say they didn't do what they should.
But if you look closer you'll see beyond that.
For they certainly swung when their turn came to bat.
A faith in a trust of a forgotten promise.
Where betrayal of love left no one to kiss.
As ocean's and time do their dance of destruction.
The world keep's on turning with new love's obstruction.
The clock will be ticking when all has been said.
But this heart already feels like it's dead.
All that is left is an endless recital.
Of pain in a soul that's just suicidal.
What good is a poem of such needless rebuttal.
When no love's in sight, not even a cuddle.
Existing alone with no where to turn.
Is not worth the lesson to continue to learn.