Mid Forties Poems - Poems about Mid Forties

...To mend a comforter have you ever ponder to be biases free--- After eight unique life stories, you will find at last, atlas, a recess to be cellular free Btw, Ozone and Viola will start from sc......

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...Over eighty years ago, my father made a miniature Model T Ford from scratch to scale out of paper, paint, cardboard, wire and glue. He could cradle it in his palm the size of a small teapot, ha......

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...The girls crowded the pavement, three abreast all tapping at their phones, going to class, one saw me, pushed her friend across the chest, 'get out the way, and let the old man past'. Old man? I ......

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...So, I can not make up my mind what to do in life And in my mid-forties that's a no-no leaving me strife Pressured to settle down with someone special And how in the world I wonder how to make s......

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... I enjoyed my young years crafting poems and art. At eighteen, I then married the love of my heart. By my age twenty-four, was a mother of three. Later, pa......

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...1981 was a year I’ll always remember The movie “On Golden Pond” debuted I saw it on the big screen It was nice nothing special Right up until that horrific scene The one that changed our lives f......

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...God, you heard our heartfelt plea. Upon your name, many had called for you to see and find a way to help our friend and save her life. Through church and social media, the news ......

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... God, You Heard Our Plea Dear Jesus, you have heard our plea; so many called upon your name, to find a way, to somehow see, to help our friend, her life reclaim. So many called......

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...There, that songwriter-singer again, this late-night song-talk show on TV, he must be in his mid-forties still, but looks much older than seventy. He's got this strong smug ai......

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...They think we don't appreciate, but we really do. They think that we want something when we say, "Mom, I love you." They think we're inconsiderate, but we're really not. But what they don't know i......

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