Daughter Recovery From Poems

There's a train lies awaiting
For my daughter and I
Areal in the making
Warm tears in my eye
The most precious of hearts
The purest of souls
As Oliver Twist
Our...

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Only four stairs to ascend!
And with a broken leg on the mend?
It felt like a wet noodle.
Or more aptly, hot Stroodle .

Hanging on to that...

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I Looked To Heaven That Christmas Night

What shall I do, cast far away my pen
Should wizen Cheshire cat stop its grin
Mighty Amazon stop its massive...

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OH! In the arms of the angels,
Nicole from All Poetry is safely
And securely resting as hopefully
She is recovering from COVID-19.
Her friends and family and members
Of...

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Sea of searching tore hope without explanation 
Crucified crests cascaded, crazed static fall crashing
Thrown spontaneous needs, unclean situations 
Wayward waltz of flotsam incongruity, faith attacking

Tossed...

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Dearest Elizabeth
so sorry for to hear
of your dreadful plight
to my eyes brings a tear

A shocking thing to happen
just out of the blue
so sending good vibes
upon...

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...I don’t regret the late nights up,
making sure that they’re safe and fed,
or getting my jaw bumped a lot
when they learned to move their heads.

I...

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My name is Christopher Hobart,
and it would be a real safe bet
to say most of what I’ve done in life,
I have come to truly regret.

There’s...

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His name is Bob and he is a mechanic 
He suffers from liver disease 
But doesn't panic

He is in need of a transplant
It's very urgent...

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Twelve days of sleep deprivation has thrown
Aunt Zee into full blown manic.
And it did not help that a young
cute female doctor who was trying
to please,...

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many a december twenty forth gone by, 
whence wisp of carolers ghosts hauntingly adorn
remembrance of sum...
er things passed along tummy 
from ma late ma alm...

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i grew with my sister for months upon end
squished up and squashed in beside my best friend
we held strong together until we were due
i knew...

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My concern, generating confusion
For you, I must re-write our genetics
But fate is never kind to illusion
Although our efforts did grow frenetic

Quixotic, tilt the family windmill
Not...

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Love multiplied, your first crying sound
Eyes opening to the world around
To gaze at your newborn face, the sensation
That of peering down the generations
In our lineage,...

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There she sat so far from home
So far from the ones she loved
And the only place she'd ever really known
She knew she'd done what she...

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